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+194  •   The Intelligent Option Investor
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+Here I have again maximized my tenor by buying LEAPS, but this 
+time I increase my leverage to something like an “IRL/10.0” level in case 
+the stars align and the stock price sales to my outlier valuation. 
+Some people would say that the IIM approach is absolutely the op-
+posite of a rational one. If you are—the counterargument goes—confident 
+in your valuation range, you should try to get as much leverage on that idea 
+as possible; buying an ITM option is stupid because you are not using the 
+leverage of options to their fullest potential. This counterargument has its 
+point, but I find that there is just too much uncertainty in the markets to be 
+too bold with the use of leverage. 
+Options are time-dependent instruments, and if your option expires 
+worthless, you have realized a loss on whatever time value you original-
+ly spent on it. Economies, now deeply intertwined all over the globe, are 
+phenomenally complex things, so it is the height of hubris to claim that 
+I can perfectly know what the future value of a firm is and how long it will 
+take for the market price to reflect that value. In addition, I as a human 
+decision maker am analyzing the world and investments through a con-
+genital filter based on behavioral biases.
+Retaining my humility in light of the enormous complexity of the 
+marketplace and my ingrained human failings and expressing this humility