✍️Volatility is like a daily countdown to the anniversary of some big event

The stock’s volatility right now—besides A-shares being limited by daily up/down trading limits—Korean and US stock markets feel like crypto every day, a bit too stimulating.
🌟Is storage “not important” again and again and again?
One interesting behavior: before Micron (Hynix) went up in the US, a whole bunch of people said it would be good news for the US listing, so everyone could go long on Hynix, then wait for all the related talk—round and round.
After Hynix listed in the US, I never saw it again 😂. Can it be that they all agreed to blacklist me?
Of course, on Monday and Tuesday, the stock prices of Korean Hynix and US Hynix were indeed wildly different—one kept pushing it up, the other kept pushing it down, and the price spread got bigger and bigger. I just can’t make sense of it.
Especially since the manufacturer kept taking interviews to say storage is in short supply, but consumers (the companies that need storage) are blasting the prices for being too expensive (Apple).
And it seems that every “simple model” for storage starts with MU’s CEO attacking APPL.
Some people even curse the customers—don’t know what that means; anyway, that’s what Mr. Niu said.
Anyway, I really did buy the bottom, and then got trapped. I don’t know what to do.
🌟Just hold firmly—there’s nothing else to do
This A-share market these days has been lucky for me; the stocks I bought are all going up. I checked how far it is from getting back to breakeven—still 30%😂, assuming it hasn’t dropped these days.
I looked at the stocks I had previously cut losses on. They all originally could have returned to breakeven or even made money, but in the end everyone cut losses.
Of course, I also don’t know whether what I’ve kept holding is just the last train or something.
I can only keep holding what people call the “leading” ones. After all, everyone says A-shares are starting to become “US-like,” concentrating in a few stocks. So I also want to see whether it’s really true.
Standing in the light, standing in AI. Of course, it’s lucky—none of these are the recent internet-famous stocks or trendy sectors.
Sometimes when I cut losses, I’m just thinking: will these trash sectors really work? Especially when I see PE at 1000, it really makes me panic.
But when trading US stocks, don’t they ignore all these? You come in with a market cap of 1W亿R.
I don’t get it—actually, A-shares also can’t be played properly. Every time it’s buying at the highest point, then getting trapped for half a month, and only then do they surge to new highs to make a bit of profit.
🌟Crypto rips through quickly
I’ve seen several friends moving from US stocks back into crypto, because the US market has recently been in a hell mode, while crypto hasn’t been as “hellish.”
After all, since the start of the year they said BTC would go to zero, and now it still has 6w—looks like it hasn’t dropped that much.
Anyway, those who make money in the on-chain world are celebrating during the holidays; those who don’t make money are still handing out money.
You can tell exchanges have loosened controls too—pull up or smash down however you want. Doesn’t matter anymore, because nothing is more terrifying than having no one playing. To get people to come play, the casino should loosen up a bit.
I bought a bit of “crypto gold” and will see how it goes—after all, besides “valuable,” everything else is useless.
✍️Everything is going down—actually it’s pretty hard
If you just buy in and it keeps dropping—sure, you can short, but that’s assuming I think it’s going to fall. But I think it might go up—what then 😮‍💨.
If you’ve got time, you might as well scratch a lottery ticket. It’s pretty hard to play.
Touring, reading, watching sports—all of it is cheaper than trading stocks or trading crypto.
If the drop is cheap enough, with a good price-performance ratio you can get on the train. Otherwise, just watch more. If you’re trapped, you’re trapped—you can only wait patiently and comfort yourself that you’ll buy cheaper later.