I've been recovering from illness, so I didn't get back to you in time.

First, you need to distinguish between short-term and long-term trading. Leveraged positions are all short-term, while the underlying stock is long-term.

Also, a rebound is meant for escaping and recovering losses, not for making more profits.

If you can break even, decisively close out your positions. It depends on when you added leverage, and whether you can break even is left to fate.

There are three opportunities this week: Monday, Samsung's earnings report, and Friday's SK Hynix IPO.

It's best if the bears give us an opportunity, but if they don't, there's nothing we can do.

That's about it. Thank you all.