Hynix went from being shorted to reversing and surging up; $SKHY —this round’s capital logic has changed

For this SKHY move, I don’t think it can be viewed as just a routine pump. Underneath, there’s actually a bit of a semiconductor capital rotation vibe.

Earlier on, when the Hynix-related sector first entered the market’s attention, many funds’ first reaction was to short—after all, after a high-attention sector rises, the market is accustomed to first seeking opportunities to realize profits. But as funds re-assessed the semiconductor industry’s outlook and sentiment began to flip, the attitude changed from initial doubt to a fresh re-positioning.

That’s how the market is: often it’s not about who speaks the earliest, but who can tell when the funds start changing direction.

SKHY had been moving sideways for a long time before, and market attention wasn’t high. I entered long positions around 150.11 with 50x leverage. Now the price is near 187.66, and my return is already around 1205%.

From the 4-hour chart, after earlier consolidation and accumulation, the price broke out of the range, and the funds have clearly started to strengthen. If the semiconductor sector keeps its heat, there’s a chance that low-level starters like SKHY will continue to draw attention from capital.

However, after a fast rise, risks can’t be ignored either. If you’re willing to hold size during the up move, then once profits come out, you also need to know how to protect them.

After trading for so many years, I’ve found the most interesting part of the market is this: when many people start turning bearish, it’s often also when the capital is preparing to re-price. The real opportunities usually show up at the stage when sentiment shifts. $BTC $ETH #SK海力士ADR溢价超30%