Not really. Deep out-of-the-money options can provide a LOT of leverage.
That assumes that nobody passes a law that makes enforcing contracts about deep out-of-the-money options impossible.
If you believe in serious actions against the finanical sector there might just not be a trustworthy counterparty for the deep out-of-the-money options that will pay 20 years in the future.
That assumes that nobody passes a law that makes enforcing contracts about deep out-of-the-money options impossible.
If you believe in serious actions against the finanical sector there might just not be a trustworthy counterparty for the deep out-of-the-money options that will pay 20 years in the future.
Then have them post daily collateral.
What do you mean specifically and how would you go about buying such an option contract?