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It sounds, then, that the Q's would work for me. If I bought in the money close up, little premium, and I should correlate closely w/ the market move. To spread, the others would allow me to sell some premium. Two distinct features/benefits/applications.

Right. Assorted Options vs the QQQQ including but not limited to QQQ options.

Can I tap collective knowledge here for some real world experience trading these vehicles? Most bang for the buck? Liquidity? Success stories? Nightmares? It appears that if you have the buying power, shorting the Q's makes sense. But how about the leverage in options? Thanks. I look...

I asked a reporter who covers the SEC. That person says there have been no meetings of anykind, and no one is aware of such a thing. They will continue to dig, and I'll let you know. Do you really think a regulatory body would hurt the firms? Come on. There is always another sucker.