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Maximizing the buying power on margin is definitely a good thing, although it is naturally increasing your leverage. In general when I am looking at synthetic positions it is the one that is the most liquid that replicates the position i need as closely as possible. So look at what strike price you would enter if it was cash and try to get that through the synthetic. If liquidity is an issue then plan on being there until expiry or re think your strategy, and mix the cash with a partial synth position. This would let you at least reduce risk in a more liquid market, and have lower leverage..