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Not if you’re partially valuing your position in the stock as an option on that black swan event. If you think there’s a X% chance of this happening, and that
by gen220 4y ago
Not if you’re partially valuing your position in the stock as an option on that black swan event.
If you think there’s a X% chance of this happening, and that this event will be the catalyst for intel’s value appreciating by Y% of TSMC’s market cap, you can value the opportunity cost of investing in intel in the interim as a (dividend-paying) insurance premium covering your TSMC position.
If it never comes to pass, at least you earned a dividend. If you think Intel’s valuation has hit a trough, it’s both a good investment and a lot cheaper than a put option.