### Comment:
Damn, wish I took a screenshot because I swear that was what the call options were listed on Robinhood. 
  
 &gt;	In your hypothetical scenario though, the $2 would be better because you could buy multiple contracts with the same capital. 
  
 So you’re saying since the premium is lower for the $2 strike price, it’s better since it’s more affordable than the $0.50 strike price with higher premium?

### REPLY:
Yes, all else being equal, the lower premium option will give you more profit as you can buy more. 
  
 But this is assuming everything else is equal. It's not like that in the real options market. The higher strike $2 option has a lower Delta and higher Theta. Basically, if the contracts are fairly priced, there is no free lunch. No contract is inherently 'better.' Everything depends on your personal risk tolerance

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