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Written by: Krisztián G. Updated: Dec 2022
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Short selling is a trading strategy in which you speculate on the decline in the price of a stock or other security. If you'd like to learn about the intricacies of short selling real stocks, be sure to check out this article explaining the short selling of stocks.

Some stockbrokers only allow long position in stocks and ETFs. Others allow short positions only via CFDs on a handful of popular individual stocks. Advanced traders prefer brokers that allow the short selling of real stocks (and not just CFDs) on most stock markets their clients have access to.

Unfortunately, AMP Futures doesn't allow the short selling of real stocks. If you are looking for brokers that provide this service, check out this article about the best brokers for short selling or use our broker finder tool for a tailored recommendation.

Let's take a look at other popular asset classes at AMP Futures that enable traders to go short.

Short sale at AMP Futures
Short selling futures

You can short some of the most traded markets at AMP Futures using futures. The table below shows the fees for selling 10 contracts.

AMP Futures futures fees vs competitors
AMP Futures NinjaTrader Optimus Futures
US micro e-mini stock index futures $1.4 $3.5 $2.5
UK stock index futures $9.8 $12.9 $7.5
German e-mini stock index futures $7.4 $12.9 -

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Krisztián Gátonyi

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Krisztián has 15 years of experience in proprietary trading, mainly in the interbank currency market as a foreign exchange risk manager. Since joining BrokerChooser, he analyzed and tested 50+ brokers. He received his MSc degree in International Business from the University of Middlesex. He is also interested in real estate and dividend growth investing. His purpose is to help people find the best investment provider.

Krisztián Gátonyi

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Krisztián has 15 years of experience in proprietary trading, mainly in the interbank currency market as a foreign exchange risk manager. Since joining BrokerChooser, he analyzed and tested 50+ brokers. He received his MSc degree in International Business from the University of Middlesex. He is also interested in real estate and dividend growth investing. His purpose is to help people find the best investment provider.

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