SK Hynix has over 1,900 lots trapped with a 150-point loss. Jinyao’s exclusive trick to easily recover your losses.

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First, look at the macro environment—this is the key to determining the direction:

HSBC has just raised Hynix’s target price from 2.9 million won sharply to 4 million won, maintaining a "buy" rating. The reason is that DRAM and NAND flash memory prices are rising rapidly, with Q2 revenue expected to grow 56% quarter-over-quarter and operating profit surging 618%. Nomura is even bolder, directly raising the target price to 4.7 million won, clearly stating that the "storage chip super cycle" will last until 2027. The company’s fundamentals are very solid—nothing to worry about.

Now look at the chart trend; signs of no further decline have emerged:

The RSI indicator on the 1-hour chart has just returned to around 50, indicating that the previous panic selling sentiment is easing. The lower Bollinger Band is around 1734, and the current price of 1754 has already stabilized, with clear support below.

The core idea for breaking even:

The most critical question is: where is your liquidation price? How large is your position? Everyone’s situation is different. Whether to hold until around 1730 to do a short-term buy-low-sell-high to reduce costs, or wait for the price to rebound to the 1780-1800 range and reduce some positions first, or whether to use a hedging strategy to prevent further declines—all of these must be decided based on your actual holdings. There is no one-size-fits-all answer.

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