Jesus H christ London. no, no ,no.
You sell with a put and you sell with a call, you don't make any money unless you sell something to someone, those stocks can't be traded for goods like FRN's can.
Corporate stock options are LIKE A CALL OPTION. a call option is when you have the RIGHT TO BUY, but not the obligation. In other words, you CAN buy them at whatever price you had contracted, but you don't have to buy them.
Lets say the price of the stock goes to almost zero. are you then going to exercise your option to buy at a much higher price? No, not unless you like to lose large sums of money you aren't, what you will do is just let the option expire instead and only lose what the option cost and not the underlying derivative.
A corporate stock option works the same way, if you have an option to buy 30,000 shares at a price of $20 and the price of the shares falls to $1 on expiration date, are you going to exercise that option? If you were smart you hedged your option with a opposite option called a put. Now with a put you will have made the money you lost on the call, making it safe to assume you can't lose much, i.e you have "hedged" your bets.
I am really trying to simplify this, its not that complicated anyway, but most people don't understand that these are CONTRACTS, not stocks themselves and unless they are exercised, they are worthless.
A call option is the right to purchase a stock for a predetermined price, a Put option is the right to sell at a predetermined price. A call is NOT a purchase, it is a speculation that the future price will be higher than it is today. A PUT is NOT a sale, it is a speculation that the future price will be lower than it is today.