I’ve read about a community of 0 DTE options traders who make consistent income selling risk premium.
Now there is an ETF (ticker QDTE) that tries to capture that risk premium with a fairly reasonable expense ratio. It’s taken a while for it to stabilize in price and they advertise it’s returning around 30%. This seems like a reasonable way to diversify against stocks and bonds and capture risk premium without having to do the work yourself to sell these products and capture the risk premium. Can anyone see why this would be a bad idea to allocate a small percentage of a decumulation portfolio to this?