All I'm hearing everywhere is how the Nasdaq is in a bubble. Yes, that's true, but before the Dot-com Bubble ended the Nasdaq doubled in just 6 months, so you don't want to short these bubbles unless you're sure on the timing as it can easily cause a margin call even when you're eventually going to be right.
As of now, we are in a robust uptrend on a longer-term timeframe. On a shorter time-frame, we are in a healthy consolidation to try and get out of an overbought state. The Cumulative Tick is bullish and is showing institutional money is in the market holding it up. Also, all gaps aren't getting filled in the shorter-term which is bullish right now but longer-term it means we have poor structure.
Currently, the best way to play this is with multi-leg options strategies that have minimum risk.
If you are interested in a deeper analysis(still a quick video though) and want the exact stikes and expirations for the options trade, I will link a video below where I go over all of this.
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