沉默阿阳

Settle based on the 14.30 closing price. I went long on Hynix because ideally I’m holding a long-term position, and if I had to cut losses, the stop would be relatively wide—so I didn’t use leverage.
Let me explain why I opened the trade:
1. A few days ago, foreign investors were dumping. Yesterday, Korean stocks stepped in to support around 1350, and today the support is also quite strong. Using the closing price as the basis for the U.S.-listed price—here I mean the price that I and one from Wall Street agree on as one car.
2. Why have foreign investors been dumping for several days? It’s because they want to get low-price shares after the stock is listed on the U.S. market—so do they really need to smash their own feet that badly?
3. Looking at other stocks: Hynix’s profits are double the spcx revenue. Note the difference between profit and revenue. Conversely, spcx’s market cap is currently twice that of Hynix. And of course, there will be a long-term spcx short position as well, since $200 billion will be unlocked in August.
4. Everything is decided by yourself. Open a position with logic; stop-loss means the logic was wrong. Gains and losses are your own—DYOR
$SKHYNIX

I think A Yang is one of the few KOLs among the streamers who stays calm and has a clear single-minded trading approach.
In the trend, he charges in directly at the market price and goes hard.
During consolidation, he accepts losses without lingering or getting stuck.

“You need to control your hands like you’re quitting drugs.”