Frustrated with single-stock landmines, the host remarks that trading TQQQ back and forth beats picking individual stocks.

After expressing fatigue with single-stock trading, the host said swinging the triple-leveraged Nasdaq 100 fund beats messing with individual names, a brief relative preference.

In a hiking cycle with rapid rotation, the host quips that trading TQQQ beats picking individual stocks, and he'll focus on the index first.

In a hiking cycle with rapid rotation, the host quips that trading TQQQ beats picking individual stocks, and he'll focus on the index first.

The host discloses holding about 1,000 TQQQ shares from a put assignment and plans to sell out-of-the-money calls for $1,600–$2,000 in premium over 10 days — an income strategy, not a directional call.

The host discloses holding 1,000 shares of TQQQ around $52.75 and considers selling covered calls on it for premium income.

The host discloses buying 1,000 shares of TQQQ, down over 40% from all-time highs, buying exactly when markets are exhausting to the downside.