If you're just "not sure", buying puts wouldn't help. Running puts & long on a single equity is assuming a specific yield shape.

A good example would be an upcoming test result report for a pharmaceutical - it's either going strongly and gradually up (long) or suddenly and significantly down (put), but not gradually down (in which case you'd be out on both puts and longs).

But yeah, at this point you're a super-sophisticated investor and all of this discussion is meaningless. :)