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Buzz & Banter

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May I pose a query of my own for the Professor? As a general rule of thumb, if you believed the market was going to move substantially in some chosen direction, would you rather buy way out of the money options or in the money options? Which would give you the best return if your direcitonal bet was correct? (I know there are lots of variable here). Thanks.
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