Are your 1080 longs trapped 90 points underwater? Hynix $SKHYNIX $990 bloodbath liquidation! Hold on any longer and you’ll get liquidated!

This isn’t a simple pullback—it’s a macro and liquidity double whammy grinding the market down. South Korea’s KOSPI plunged more than 3% intraday, while Hynix shares fell over 5%. Meta’s earnings fueled doubts about AI returns, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 6.7%, foreign investors net sold over 550 billion won in a single day, and Hynix ADRs tumbled 8%. The fundamental risks are all landing on the bulls.

On the 1-hour chart, the price has fallen below EMA30 (1058), with a low wick at 987; the current price of 990 is hugging the lower Bollinger Band. Whale data is even more brutal—73 long whales entered at an average of 1042 and are sitting on $2.02 million in unrealized losses, with only 5.47% in profit; meanwhile, 128 short whales are up $23.47 million, with 96.87% in profit. In this market, the bulls are meat on the chopping block.

What should trapped traders do?
Let me be clear: an oversold bounce doesn’t mean a reversal. If volume doesn’t improve, any rebound is a chance to get out—not to add to your position. But—990 happens to be a dense area of previous daily lows, and the big players are playing the “shake out longs, lure in shorts” script here.

For your 1080 long, the window to get out isn’t when the price returns to 1080—it’s through a structural hedge swap. So how can you use the smallest possible cost near 990 to rescue your 1080 position?

I’ve put together the most critical liquidation levels and a position-splitting recovery plan for the current market. Things are changing by the second; the last thing you need right now is to just keep holding on.

@老张说趋势 Get your position sorted—there’s still a way out!

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