/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15785183
timing the bottom (and making a bet on expected rate of recovery) isn't any easier than timing the top (and making a bet on expected rate of decline)

that being said:
>>15785193
claiming that "options are bad" is a simplification.
options are a tool, they do what they're supposed to. As long as the parameters of the instrument are properly described, there is no ethical fault in the marketplace. I personally don't use options very often because they don't suit my desires.