I mean, yeah... except for the lower prices part lulz. Prices are never going to go down, they will just stop going up as fast. Trump is going to celebrate the mini boom after his regarded tariffs are reverted. Talk about a fucking waste of time and money.

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Apple is gonna mini dump again huh ffs just climb

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Bought puts at the top, but this mini ass dip is just killing my gamble. I’m out

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Thanks. I was thinking about doing that but have not pulled the trigger. May try the mini first

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Didn't we get a mini V last night and EuroPoors came online and dumped it?

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Meta gave me a mini heart attack

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Talk about shrinkflation. This halloween sized candy pack had only 4 (mini sized) swedish fish :( puts on maynards

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The CVNA mini pump got smacked down!

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Another mini v to get my hopes up

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The ticker for NDX options is just NDX (no dollar sign). These are index options, not ETF options, so they’re priced off the full nadaq 100 index (~25.5K right now), which is why the contracts are expensive as each one represents $100 × index value. If that’s too big, do spreads on NDX (for example 1 contract on an atm bear put (0DTE) as of right now (w/ an adjacent strike) is $440 meaning max profit is $560; total value is $1,000) Or do XND, which is the 1/100th-size NDX (micro-NDX). It trades almost identically but is way more affordable. The only caveat it’s not as liquid so you’ll get unfavorable fills. But it’s good if you don’t want profit to be capped, exactly like buying single calls or puts … •NDX = full-size index option (best if u set it up right) •XND = mini version (retail friendly) •/NQ = futures, (forward space /) Both NDX and XND are cash settled and get better tax treatment under the 60/40 rule (Section 1256). **TL;DR:** Use NDX for big size, XND for smaller accounts. Both are index options (cash settled, better taxes). /NQ is futures, but click options so essentially you’ll be doing options on a futures contract. Sounds odd but it’s mechanical once you get the hang

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