I wonder if one can build a chain reaction model with options. By this I mean if there are say 3 companies or ETF's, labeled A, B, C, then each invests a certain share (for example 5%) of its market value into options of the other company, ie. A invests into B, B invests into C, and C into A. Now, if C makes an excess profit beyond expectation and because of that its stock price rises 10%, will this not cause a chain reaction? B will win big, and additionally because of that, it's own share price will rise even more than 10%. And the same happens to A, ie. a chain reaction, or a gearing-effect. Can this be done in reality?