Korean stocks have once again halted trading due to circuit breakers. The past two months, the most I’ve been watching is the Korean stock market—up and down, with various circuit breakers all the time. Samsung and SK hynix have been crashing again. I also bought in at the beginning of the month, but I was stuck in a position and trapped in losses. In the end, I had no choice but to cut my losses and exit. Now it seems that cutting losses is still the best option when everyone is in the red. You never know how high a market can rise or how far it can fall—only what matches your trading plan is the best strategy. If you’re stubborn and keep betting, you really may end up losing everything. $SKHY
The result of “carrying orders” will always be a huge surge $AKE thought the most it would reach was 4, but it actually climbed to nearly 7—it's still above 5. When something like this short-term doesn’t follow your plan, cutting losses is always the most correct approach. Every failure isn’t a mistake in judgment; it’s because the execution wasn’t resolute, and there was still hope.