The Only Real Crash Insurance (And Why Almost Nobody Uses It)
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Most investors talk about “diversification.” Few can define a true loss floor.
In this episode, we break down the cold math behind LEAP put options as the only instrument that can contractually cap downside risk. No narratives. No correlations. No hope. Just a legal agreement that guarantees a sale price when markets break.
You’ll learn:
Why gold and crypto are not true insurance
How negative delta and convexity create explosive downside protection
Why leveraged ETFs fail during volatility shocks
The brutal cost of time decay and premium drag
When LEAP puts make mathematical sense — and when they quietly destroy returns
This isn’t theory. It’s structural risk management.
If you’re serious about protecting capital in systemic crashes — not just surviving them, but positioning to deploy aggressively afterward — you need to understand the mechanics of the absolute floor.
Because in a real bear market, correlation goes to one.
And contracts are the only thing that still matter.
