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Never buy a single put option. Instead, use a put spread—which entails buying one put and selling another with a lower strike price and similar expiration. We explain.

There’s a brick building in Lexington, North Carolina that doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside holds what might be the holy grail of beef sandwiches in a state known for its pork.