The correct way to look at this is actually what you call the "break-even". The market cap at which the return on IVZ will be the same as the return on IVZOA.
the exercise price plus the option price does not tell you the market expectation because you're ignoring the premium that is being paid for the leverage. The implied forward valuation is the point at which the ROI is the same for both heads and options.
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