Notes  • 297 this would, in turn, imply an 87 percent chance of being higher than $40 in a year. 3. Tenor is just a specialty word used for options and bonds to mean the remaining time before expiration/maturity. We will see later that op- tion tenors usually range from one month to one year and that special long-term options have tenors of several years. 4. We’re not doing any advanced math to figure this out. We’re just eye- balling the area of the exposure range within the cone in this diagram and recalling that the area within the cone of the $60 strike, one-year option was about the same. 5. In other words, in this style of trading, people are anchoring on recent implied volatilities—rather than on recent statistical volatilities—to predict future implied volatilities. 6. Note that even though this option is now ITM, we did not pay for any intrinsic value when we bought the option. As such, we are shading the entire range of exposure in green. Chapter 4 1. The “capital” we have discussed so far is strategic capital. There is an- other form of tactical capital that is vital to companies, termed working capital. Working capital consists of the short-term assets essential for running a business (e.g., inventory and accounts receivables) less the short-term liabilities accrued during the course of running the busi- ness (e.g., accounts payable). Working capital is tactical in the sense that it is needed for day-to-day operation of the business. A company may have the most wonderful productive assets in the world, but if it does not have the money to buy the inventory of raw materials that will allow it to produce its widgets, it will not be able to generate revenues because it will not be able to produce anything. 2. The law of large numbers is actually a law of statistics, but when most people in the investing world use this phrase, it is the colloquial version to which they are referring. 3. Apple Computer, for instance, was a specialized maker of computers mainly used by designers and artists in the late 1990s. Through some