>>54022485
the value of an option is based on a.) how far an option can go in the money and b.) how likely it is for that option to go into the money. making lots of money on speculative options means you have to follow the rule of buy low sell high.
buy low: you need to pick options that are cheap. the major factors that play into this are time to expiration (lower is cheaper), distance OTM/ITM (more OTM is cheaper), and volatility (lower is cheaper).
sell high: you need to pick options that you can sell for a profit. that means the option has the opposite of above--it needs to either be further dated (which can be done with calendar spreads), more ITM, or more volatile.
your problem is you hopped on the train too late. there's no such thing as a free lunch, making 100x trades doesn't happen on a whim. 0DTE options can be 100x profitable if a company makes a large, unexpected major move on a Friday during market hours. it truly has to be unexpected, which makes those sorts of trades hard, if not impossible, to find. those 0DTE winners are all just lucky lotto winners; very few replicate their success more than once.
the best way to get ahead of the game is to scout out companies that might make sudden, unexpected moves. if you can buy a LEAP on a company while there's very little IV, you can make tons of money on your prediction if things turn out the way you expected. The leddit guy who made all the money in GameStop was sitting on later 2020/early 2021 LEAPS purchased in 2019.