This is a very personal and nonsensical story, so just read it thinking, "Wow, this person thinks in such a strange way."
Power uses ants to play.
It's like professional soccer players playing against elementary school students.
Those who have held stocks for a long time have gone through the IMF, Lehman Brothers, Corona, and credit card defaults, always regretting. At that time...
Starting tomorrow, after today passes, it will be one of those days.
No one knows whether the decline will stop today or if this is the beginning of a crash, but time will tell. Whether it's the initial stage or the last chance, we will all be in it.
When Hynix was 3 million and Samsung Electronics was 250,000, I would have spent all my retirement funds, severance pay, and money saved for a house without hesitation.
Yesterday and today are not the days to spend that kind of money. It's like professional soccer players playing against elementary school students.
Power never gives ants time to think, worry, or plan tactics.
If the market starts soaring tomorrow and reaches 10,000 points in a few days, will ants follow? They've tasted fear and won't be able to follow.
Will ants shed tears and throw away their investments if the market drops by 10% for two days?
Tomorrow, will it rise by 10% and then drop by 10% twice after a few days? I think the latter.
Hope and fear must be given simultaneously to make them fall away.
Foreign ownership of Samsung and Hynix is almost exhausted. There's nothing more to sell.
Some say that someone is intentionally pushing down stock prices because the US wants to screw Korea over. I completely agree.
Historically, Korea has been a country like an ATM for power.
Delaying the National Pension Fund's rebalancing and artificially boosting stock prices gave that feeling.
They boasted about the semiconductor boom and held their heads high...
It seems like power and the government are fighting each other.
Of course, power is a professional soccer player, while the government is at the level of a middle school student.
It wasn't normal for the index to rise from 2,000 to 9,000. Everyone is frustrated because they fell from the peak, but even a 2.5x increase from 2,000 to 5,000 is a huge surge.
If the National Pension Fund had invested according to its principles, it should have risen to 4,500 due to the AI semiconductor boom.
In fact, there's still an excess amount of assets that need to be rebalanced.
Ultimately, this will end when individual investments start and the National Pension Fund completes its rebalancing. It's like a soccer match between professional players and middle school students.
How much lower do you think it will go than now?
You might think, "If I sell now and it goes up, I'll have to buy it back..."
Power has already reached the top of ants' heads.
Do you think ants will be able to survive tomorrow if the market starts with a 5% gap increase and rises by 10% during trading hours? They'll throw it away even faster thinking about recovering their principal.
Even if it continues to rise by 5% for three consecutive days, you won't be able to buy it anymore.
You only have to buy it for a few weeks.
Will it plummet further tomorrow?
Will it rise and fall or trade sideways?
Or will it rebound? No one knows.
The important thing is that when power shakes the ants' volume up and down, they will all be swept away once they recover their principal.
They don't think about eating +100% after holding -70%. They sell almost everything when it drops -10%.
The only exception is if you don't connect to HTS and just leave it alone...
History has definitely sent a message that the time of a crash is an opportunity, and this might be the beginning or end of that opportunity.
It's just a normalization process after an unreasonable rise.
Even if the government intervenes and tries to stop the stock price from falling, it can never stop the movement of capital.
Some people think it's because of single-stock leverage, but I don't think so at all.
I think power is just trying to tame the government and eat up ants.
If the government intervenes here, it will only accelerate the crash. I don't think there's anything to gain by getting greedy for the government.
Endure your anger, hold back from investing, and wait. This is what decades of history have consistently proven.
What those who bought near the peak are doing now is not a stop-loss but just trading.
The more they trade, the faster the stock price will recover.
Power will shake until the buying opportunity comes.
At least for now, I think it's a time to buy, not sell stocks.
I know that all of you who invest in stocks are in a state of rage that will turn your eyes upside down, but please be rational.
Please take a look at the index chart monthly as far back as possible.
Then your mind will calm down a bit.
It'll be over soon if you look back.
Today is a losing day for short-term traders
Today is also a losing day for swing traders
Today is also a losing day for mid-term traders
Long-term investors are days to buy in installments yesterday and today.
We have entered a market where meat and fish are mixed.
Whether it's the beginning or the end, we won't know until six months later.
That's why ordinary ants can't make money in the stock market unless they invest for a long time.
Don't think of stocks, think of real estate.
That was just my personal opinion.
Never listen to others and gather your mind with the weekly and monthly charts. Those who experience joy and sorrow every day can never make money from stocks, that's the truth.
The complaints of ants who said they would never do stocks again if they could just break even are 10 years old and 20 years old.
Super ants who have been holding for a long time have already realized their profits, and now they are spending money and playing around. I wrote it just the other day, but after two days of plummeting, it's getting messy.
Everyone, cheer up
Please understand typos and incoherent writing as I wrote on mobile according to the flow of thought.
