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Your imagination is running wild.

John McAfee has always been eccentric.

You might have subscribed to the wrong package .

Open a Credit Spread - that will reduce the margin required. PS .... I always thought that you can't trade options in a cash account - you need a margin account to trade options.

Perhaps the 872 high occurred during premarket or after hours. And some data sources only included regular hour trading.

Could you explain what you see?

I decided to re-balance my portfolio and will be exploring other opportunities.

Credit Spread Covered Call IMO ..... due to the volatility options should be bought - not sold.

What is EV?

A $40 internet plan will most likely be better than Starlinks $100 plan plus $500 for the antenna.

I always thought Starlink is only good for remote areas that have no internet - otherwise you are better off with the local service. You don't need it in Seattle.

Why not 4am to 8pm? I assume the transition from pre-market to regular hours to after-hours would be seamless.

COVID-19 related. Copper kills viruses. So instead of Stainless Steel for appliances people are going to prefer Copper.

I suggest you watch the 2009 movie Moon - they were mining Helium-3 on the Moon and sending it back to Earth.

Lots of Helium-3 on the Moon.

Copper kills viruses. Teck a copper producer is promoting copper for appliances for this reason. https://www.teck.com/responsibility/approach-to-responsibility/global-citizenship/copper-&-health/

Stop Losses should be at 50% of entry price.

I don't say those things. IMO .....Selling highly volatile derivatives such as options is pointless.

Title should be enough to get a good grasp of the question.

I am with BMO Investorline and I got an email from them saying that their trading volume is up 2.5x due to COVID and they have moved lots of the banking employees to the brokerage to handle the volume of new accounts. I think most brokerages are in the same boat - huge volume of new accounts.