Looking at it now, the judgment was still correct. Although SK had a brief rise this morning, it couldn’t hold up past noon and ended up dropping. Along with it, MU and SNDK also fell during pre-market trading. This shows that even NVIDIA’s stellar earnings report might not be enough to save the semiconductor sector for now. Especially in South Korea, although deleveraging is gradually being completed, the damage to users is too severe, and a large amount of foreign capital has already fled. So my current strategy remains: as long as SK drops, I’ll short ADR. If ADR had a terrible drop the previous day, or SK’s rise is weak, I’ll short ADR at slightly higher price levels. Of course, the main reason is that ADR’s high premium makes it worth shorting. For now, I’ll leave it as is and decide whether to close the position before the U.S. market opens tonight. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFD, prediction markets all-in-one trading platform