Totally. The only put option I'll be doing is to PUT more money in. Nice and simple!
I would like to tap into the yen strengthens and weakens thing I've been reading. And how terrible it is for consumers because the imports go up.
I used to subscribe to that. But I realize even if the yen strengthened we aren't going to see PRICES BEING CUT to reflect that. If anything I think a company may say, well if we can sell it for that price anyway, we can keep it at that price for years to come and pocket the difference in profits, passing them onto shareholders. While companies are quick to hike prices, but we generally don't see them cutting prices based on the strength of the yen. Maybe stay the same, or just go up a little in the coming years, but do we (the consumer) see the prices ever fall because the yen has strengthened? or is this just an academic, economic discussion that's really just a discussion point? At the end of the day, I buy my bread/rice or coffee, because I "NEED" the bread/rice of coffee no matter the price today, or tomorrow.
It may come down over the years if prices are not increased in line with inflation, but that seems to be about it.