I haven’t read your previous posts, so please forgive me if the following is out of context or inappropriate
It seems to me that you’re ‘style-drifting’, and if you’ll continue changing markets/instruments and trading approaches with the hope that one day it will just click, then more likely than not, you’ll end up being a jack of all trades, searching for a holy grail and being married to the monitor.
I think for time being you need to focus on mastering only one trading approach, the one
which resonates the most with your own personality,
and is in some way based on how the markets behave, and is somewhat objective.
It does not need to be a strategy that you'll use for the rest of your life, just something to start bringing in small regular income (with minimal drwadowns).
Later on you can work on adding more profitable strategies. Don't go for large returns at this stage, it takes years of strategy development in addition of mental development to get consistently high R/Rs.
Buying options seems sexy, but unless you’re relatively precise on the timing, magnitude of the move and IV, then you can end up being right on the direction and still lose money. Be warned, options are deceptive.