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That's exactly what I mean by "relatively more difficult." There is no premium if you buy and hold, in fact that's the baseline situation from which the premiu
by avn2109 12y ago
That's exactly what I mean by "relatively more difficult."
There is no premium if you buy and hold, in fact that's the baseline situation from which the premium is calculated. And buy-and-hold works for arbitrary timescales, while even long term puts come only in certain flavors.
That starts to seem a lot like structurally built-in upward pressure on prices.