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+Part I
+OptiOns FOr the 
+intelligent invest Or
+Don’t believe anything you have heard or read about options.
+If you listen to media stories, you will learn that options are modern 
+financial innovations so complex that only someone with an advanced 
+degree in mathematics can properly understand them. 
+Every contention in the preceding sentence is wrong.
+If you listen to the pundits and traders blabbing on the cable business 
+channels, you will think that you will never be successful using options 
+unless you understand what “put backspreads, ” “iron condors, ” and count- 
+less other colorfully named option strategies are. Y ou will also learn that 
+options are short-term trading tools and that you’ll have to be a razor-sharp 
+“technical analyst” who can “read charts” and jump in and out of positions 
+a few times a week (if not a few times a day) to do well.
+Every contention in the preceding paragraph is so wrong that believing 
+them is liable to send you to the poor house.
+The truth is that options are simple, directional instruments that 
+we understand perfectly well from countless encounters with them in 
+our daily lives. They are the second-oldest financial instrument known to 
+humanity—in a quite literal sense, modern economic life would not be 
+possible without them. Options are instruments that not only can be used 
+but should be used in long-term strategies; they most definitely should be 
+traded in and out of as infrequently as possible.