A dramatic reversal! $SKHYNIX 1900 long positions are deeply trapped by 220 points. Jin Yao urgently reminds: Don't cut losses before dawn!



Where will it drop and when will it rise? Jin Yao will explain it to you in detail.

Today, SK Hynix fell over 5% during trading, and the Korean stock index directly dropped over 3%, triggering a circuit breaker. On the surface, Samsung and SK are going to spend $1.3 trillion on AI, but the market doesn't buy it and instead panicked. Retail investors borrowed money to rush in and take over, while foreign capital fled desperately. Leverage has piled up to historic highs, and a forced liquidation stampede is happening.

But this is precisely the most extreme signal of panic!

CICC's report says that although leverage is high, it hasn't reached the most extreme level yet. In the long run, it still depends on whether the companies themselves are solid. Shen Ce judges that once this wave of panic is vented, a technical rebound could come at any time.

How to operate to break even:

The key depends on your liquidation price, position size, and remaining margin. Everyone is different. Whether to tough it out and add positions around 1650 to lower the average cost, or wait for a rebound to the 1750-1780 range to reduce positions, or consider hedging, all depend on your own account. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. Don't follow the crowd; first calculate your own cards.
Want to know how to operate your specific position? How to calculate the liquidation price? Where is the replenishment point?

Comment "1" , Jin Yao will help you analyze it one-on-one. Don't make decisions in panic. Only when the direction is right can you turn things around.
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