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Drought?

1) Yes 2) No

Buy and hold ETF's or individual stocks and collect the dividends. Keep the number of stocks to a minimum. IMO .... you don't need more than 10. Buy only one stock for each sector/industry. Pick an ETF and buy the top 10 stocks. Don't micromanage the portfolio.

Forget ITM........Buy OTM......The debit is your risk.

Excellent ....looking forward to the results.

IMO ....... Both positions have very low odds of being profitable. If you are good at picking the direction a long option position is far better than a debit spread or credit spread.

You also have consider how often you need to heat your home. For me it's only a few weeks a year.

Sell high......buy low.

Are you excited about Windows 11?

Completely harmless if taken in moderation - like 1 tall Starbucks coffee a day.

Could you give an example?

Did you watch the Big Short? He was long puts on the mortgages and when the mortgages dropped substantially the puts actually also dropped a bit. The market makers tried to squeeze him out of his position knowing that he couldn't hang on much longer. Very good movie.

ITM credit spreads are completely pointless.

The odds of that 1:1 R/R Credit Spread being profitable are very low. To get that R/R you are ATM and most likely close to earnings - not good.

Mark Zuckerberg selling a huge amount of FB in 2021 What does it mean? https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FB/insider-transactions?p=FB

"Earnings Announcement" threads could be in the Stocks or Options forum. Preferably before earnings to give everyone a heads-up.

And the @destriero obsession continues.

It depends on your view of the underlying. What do you think NIO could be trading at on June 25? You could be a seller or buyer.

I don't think you can trade options in a cash account.