Option prices on individual stocks are going to be higher vis-a-vis- indexes because individual stocks are more volatile than the indexes, obviously. So. Buy 10 QQQ options. Sell 10 options, one on each of the biggest QQQ stocks. (I'm saying 10 but it might be 7, it might be 12, you get the idea I'm sure.) You will come out ahead given premiums on individual stocks will be much greater than premiums you paid on QQQs, and any risk of loss is pretty darned small given that 10 stocks is plenty sufficiently diversified. YOU ARE WELCOME ET!!!!
I've never traded an option in my life, but even I know there are call options ... and put options. So just saying buy 10 options and sell 10 options tells me, the OP knows about as much as me.
Calendar spreads are common strategy. In a bull market, returns are very good. Tesla’s Hidden Billionaire: How a Retail Trader Made $7 Billion https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-one-retail-investor-made-7-billion#xj4y7vzkg
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