It seems like a time when many people are panicking now, especially those holding leverage. Saying too much is useless right now; you can only trade drawdown for the chance to break even later. Don't cut your losses. If the distance to your cost basis is no more than three points and you can still bring yourself to sell, it's better to avoid the storm.
Financial consumption stocks are still rising, and Apple is also still rising. It's unlikely that capital will flow into the tech sector at this moment. You won't know when most institutions are bottom-fishing. By the time you realize it, the price has already risen. Then you start chasing highs and get trapped again.
There are plenty of opportunities in the AI era; it's just beginning. I was afraid of missing out on getting on board earlier, so I bought Microsoft at 420. After the subsequent earnings report, it plummeted, and I haven't broken even yet. So you can wait patiently without fear, provided you can hold on and the company's fundamentals are sound. If there's no earnings support and there are large expenses, then forget it.
If you currently have SK Hynix leverage positions and they've dropped significantly, don't watch the market anymore. It won't recover in the short term. Wait for an opportunity. If you have cash reserves, add to your position if it drops another 10 points. If not, stop watching for now. Focus on your work and life. Use the drawdown and time to win back your principal; that is the correct approach.
This is just my personal opinion for reference.
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