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Gaining Exposure • 205
involved, to devise a method for gaining bearish exposure that fits your own
risk profile.
Strangle
GREEN
GREEN
Downside: Undervalued
Upside: Undervalued
Execute: Buy an OTM call option simultaneously with buying an
OTM put option
Risk: Amount of premium paid
Reward: Unlimited on upside, limited to strike less total (two-leg)
premium on the downside
The Gist
The strangle is used when the market is undervaluing the likelihood that a
stocks value is significantly above or below the present market price. It is a
more speculative position and, because both legs are OTM, a highly lever-
aged one. It can sometimes be useful for companies such as smaller drug
companies whose value hinges on the success or failure of a particular drug
or for companies that have a material chance of bankruptcy but if they can