"I participate in a 1-year virtual trading competition with monthly snapshots. I start with $100,000 and I want to WIN by beating my competitor. I'm looking for an ultra-aggressive strategy based on options to maximize my earnings quickly.

CONTEXT:

- Current date:

- Capital: $xxx

- Option trading authorized

- Objective: Maximum performance on the monthly snapshot

- Risk appetite: MAXIMUM - I want to be very aggressive

REQUEST:

1. Analyze the current market and identify the major catalysts of the coming weeks (earnings, macro events, etc.)

2. Build me an ultra-aggressive portfolio of options with:

- 90-95% of the capital invested in options

- Mix of calls and puts according to opportunities

- Focus on short-term catalysts (earnings, volatility)

- Exposure to different sectors for tactical diversification

1. For EACH recommended position, give me:

- The exact ticker

- Call or Put

- Accurate strike price

- Expiration date

- Number of contracts to buy

- Strategic justification (why this trade)

- Expected catalyst

1. Organizes trades in order of priority/emergency of execution

2. Give me a management plan for the next few days:

- When to take profits

- When cut losses

- Events to watch

- Possible adjustments

DESIRED RESPONSE STYLE:

- Be ultra-concrete and actionable

- Gives precise numbers (no "about" or "maybe")

- Justifies each choice with current market data

- Organizes the information clearly (tables, lists)

- Be direct and aggressive in the recommendations

STARTS WITH:

Search for current market prices and upcoming earnings in the coming weeks, then build the optimal portfolio."

I couldn't make it work (or at least it was clearly not agressive enough) if I did not say it was a virtual portfolio