IWM
iShares Russell 2000 ETF
stock NYSE ETF

SPY, QQQ, & IWM have worked great for me. Buy out 2+ years. This gives the LEAPS time to cook while selling short calls against it. I’m up 60% ytd and 119% 1 yr.

Can IWM pls drop like 5$ for no reason

Im beating SPY, QQQ and IWM ytd

If IWM was a person , I would be getting a tear tattoo

I am not smart enough to trade with candles only. I am not that keen. I need some sort of indication. I know indicators are frowned upon but it's a matter of preference. In the end, you're trading alone and it's ok to use a crutch. I mean, many pros use indicators so they must have some use.
I only trade ETFs (SPY/QQQ/IWM). I rarely trade individual tickers. SOMETIMES I'll trade NVDA but it's rare. Never anywhere near earnings, though. I backtested my strategy on Gold, Oil, and other instruments but never live traded them. It worked fairly well with Oil, it performed horribly with Gold, Silver and currencies. So I'll stick with ETFs. That's how I started and I'll just stick with them.
My strategy works in most market conditions. Even sideways markets but profits are low. I'm sure there are great strategies to use for choppy conditions but I really don't want to learn new strategies. I just want to use one and only one. It's ok if I don't make much money over a certain time period. Favorable market conditions always come back. Just be patient. If you rush things, you will definitely lose your account.

I’ve also been looking into this. Add IWM to the list as it tends to follow SPY at times

For weeklies I sell on Monday, so that's 4DTE by calendar days and 5 trading sessions if you open at the bell.
I used to always sell 15-30DTE monthly puts but felt forced into this weekly routine as a way to mitigate Trump risk. As we all know he waits for the close on Fridays before he starts blowing the Trumpet and shaking the market. Though more and more, markets are starting to ignore his noise.
So for now I sell weekly puts on everything but the most Trump-proof defensives (stuff like MO, KO, MCD I'll still do monthlies)
CCs I've always sold weekly as I run a fairly strict wheel. Especially in this environment I want cash, not shares - I sell CCs at my assignment strike and hope to see them called away ASAP.
Most of my long term ETF holdings either don't have options markets at all or have very poor premiums/liquidity. I'm Canadian so I'm talking stuff like XEI, XEQT, VGH (VIG has options but again, low liquidity). So I don't really have the option to sell CCs against my holdings.
So as to the IWM weekly puts. I *always* look at TA first when picking strikes. I would say "around 10 delta" and that will get you 10-20% depending on the market mood and IV fluctuations. But I'll look for support levels first, and if the trend is looking "peaky" I might just skip that week. If you look at the history, IWM isn't necessarily a great index to baghold - it doesn't follow the "stonks only go up" rule very well. This is one of the few I'll occasionally buy back puts rather than take assignment.
XLE well, it's oil, so if you've been trading energy for decades, you know the market. If not, be cautious. XLE is **expensive** right now and energy is volatile. I'm still long on oil... for now.
EEM is also a decent ETF to play but volume is very centered on the monthly expiration. So in that week, I'll run EEM if the trend looks good. If they manage to neuter the orange menace next month I'll gladly sell EEM 30DTE again.
I wish I could recommend a simple rinse and repeat system but ultimately your decisions are what makes you a good trader or not... but if you're disciplined, a basic wheel as laid out on /r/optionswheel will treat you fairly well. 20 delta, 30DTE under "normal conditions".