Shorting stocks

NVIDIA seems like the classic case of a bubble about to burst. A 1000%+ growth in 3 years is NOT natural. What brokers or foreign CFD's allow short selling to filthy foreigners like me so I can short when the time comes?

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We had this thread yesterday you dipshit AMD shill

NVIDIA is spearheading AI computing

Why? This isn't crypto. There is a real value behind it.

Well- much of that pump was fueled by good earnings which were generated from GPU miners hoarding cards and buying up any card they can. This is a good short entry point, jan 2020 puts @ 100$ will do good in the net year.

I just bought some put strike 240 maturity january 2019.
Thanks user.

Lel

I have mutural funds and EFT’s heavily Invested in Invidia. My own oldings of those securities are now in the $80k range from small $5-10k initial investments.


Literally better than cryptofaggots.

Try employing several times the staff you had three years ago. You wont get enough people, even if you pay double.

I agree that it has real value (contrary to what we see in crypto), but it is not the amount we see right now.

Next annual earnings show a massive drop in revenue because miners aren’t buying their cards anymore because crypto is justing so the price tanks on the earnings report

I'm also looking out for AMD and Microsoft as the next stocks to short. These stocks are bloated as it is. You're stupid if you think these aren't overvalued.

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AMD is a couple of years behind, nothing new coming out that's close to competing with NVIDIA, so stop with your crypto trading knowledge, this is the real world.

And they all have monoponies/dualpolies in their respective field. No one is there to challenge them

Not to the same extend as Nvidia, but still goot candidates. I would be a bit carefull with Microsoft however.

See you at 60. Hell, even better - see you at the next American recession.

Where can I short NVIDIA though? From Europe

I use interactive brokers. You can set up a brokerage account online and then trade any derivatives you want.

>Not to the same extend as Nvidia
That's true, that's why I'm looking out for these stocks. AMD had 608.07% growth from 2016-2018 while Microsoft had 259.23% from 2013-2018. Again not natural by any standards other than Microsoft. I would short Nvidia and AMD if the signal that a trend reversal is taking place, while being conservative with Microsoft.

Where can't you? I bought some on Degiro and as the other guy said IB too.

Read about some rules with American regulatory bodies that you need at least $2000 in order to even trade margin (short selling). Any other brokers you can recommend that is outside the United States but is trustworthy enough that you can long/short stocks through CFDs?

great tips.

Thank you

I had NAGA Traders in mind and I've read you only need 500 Euros to open an account. They provide trading of US stocks as they are somewhat of a CFD but I don't know if they are trustworthy.

I’m up 120% on Nvidia. Probably time to take profits

Not yet. At least wait for it to turn bearish before you take profits and then short the hell out of it to your heart's content.

You don't need to short sell to get short exposure on a stock. You can buy a put option.

>You can buy a put option.
Does that act like shorting a stock? Sorry, I'm a total noob when it comes to these terms.

It's not exactly the same since the payoff is not linear, but it gives you a short exposure
You need to know more about investing tho before starting trading options.

>You need to know more about investing tho before starting trading options.
Yeah, that's the problem. I don't want to enter into something that I don't know what the hell I'm doing. It's either short selling or buying for me. At least I know how to short and long due to my exposure in forex trading.

NVIDIA also had 1097.51% growth in a span of two years. If you think this is going to go up forever, you're as deluded as the crypto faggots.

Shh, let them wallow in their ignorance user. Everything is going to go up forever and forever!