Buy The Dip?

You're correct. My trading is a bit rusty but the trend looks downward.

sell everything asap

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brainlet detected you dont need to know shit other than pattern recognition and green line good red line bad

Selling will add to the downward pressure. Could be good if you want to short it.

Nah, just rusty. I did a lot of it, but it was years ago. Today I deal with government bonds instead.

the thing will eventually stop trading, you don't want to be stuck short on something that you can not buy back, you'll have to declare bankruptcy to clear that debt/interest on debt

>12% 2 year

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>muh meme line
>it crossed muh meme line it means it will crash, unless of course it doesn't cross the other meme line if I zoom out more
I believe more in horoscope than in TA

You don't need to short that way. You can just sell and buy it lower yourself when the trend shifts.

Why not short it then

sorry what retarded scale are we using in the OP?

The answer is indicative to you asking.

>You can just sell
you are borrowing to short, see answers.justia.com/question/2019/09/12/i-am-stuck-in-a-shorting-position-of-400-715371

obviously

I am from Brazil, not USA. Government Bonds here are indexed to inflation plus interest. It's more like Inflation + 1.0% here. More if you are willing to let the money there for a long time.

please buy my bags, the thread.

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It's going to get way worse but who knows when the jews will start piling their money back in.

Log scale with the starting point at 0.0000000000001. see it's not crashing its trading sideways.

You are not borrowing if you sell it first.

LOLOLOL

>I am from Brazil, not USA. Government Bonds here are indexed to inflation plus interest.
Ours is lagging inflation while daddy Jerome tries to convince brainlets it isnt. Im moving to Brazil.

>LOLOLOL
That's the problem with people that started learning how to trade and stopped midway. You cannot think that's possible to do anything in a different way.

I just put around 3K dollars on the Eletrobras stock to sell in an year.
Money was sitting on an account accruing 3% yearly, but I expect it to yield at least 12% with an estimated 10% inflation. And that's on the low. It's an energy company. It's impossible for them to lose money on the current energy market.

There are other, better, safer things to invest in you know...
For example, look at what this did in a year:
finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMR

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