When I was watching the market this morning, my feeling about $SKHYNIX was that it still looked like it was holding up on the surface, but in reality nobody was willing to pull it higher anymore. The short position went from 1737.4 to 1382.1, and the current profit is +501.47%. This selloff is basically paying back the hesitation from earlier.

The truly difficult part is that it started falling in a way that didn’t feel good. A slow grind lower is the most exhausting—seeing a bit of profit, yet knowing it could be taken back at any moment by a single sharp rebound. A lot of people end up exiting early in this kind of situation.

I didn’t think too complicated about this trade—I just kept focusing on whether it could reclaim that high level again. If it can’t get back up, then it’s just weak, and there’s no need to find excuses for what the chart is doing.

This result is acceptable, but what I care about more is the rhythm. After you’ve gotten the job done on the way down, don’t turn yourself into someone who chases shorts—keep your stop/protection level in place and up to date, and don’t let your mindset get carried away.

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