As an example of the leverage they offer: If LPD shares rose...

As an example of the leverage they offer:

If LPD shares rose from .02 (2c) to .1 (10c), that's a return on investment of 5x.

The accompanying rise in LPDOs might be roughly expected to move from the current 0.005 (1/2c) up to around .07 (7c /approx head price - option exercise price), a return of 14 x initial investment if sold at that point (and possibly muliples more if there is much buoyant anticipation of where the share price is heading and options get traded heavily at that point).

That leverage quickly works against you too and is where the elevated risk lies if a share price is retracing and especially if the options expiry date is approaching. .