Koreans continue to blow up non-stop, truly witnessing history. I entered the market just a few days before the tariff war, and missed out on the current semiconductor frenzy. I tried to bottom-fish during the pullback but got trapped, losing a lot of money, though I learned a lot in the process.

Cash flow and business models are king. Excessive surges inevitably lead to excessive crashes. When market sentiment becomes too uniform and crazy, it's the eve of a bubble bursting. If you want to participate, do it early; just grab the middle portion of the meat. If you miss it, don't participate. Wait for the PE to be crushed until everyone believes the logic has changed and the company is going under—that's the entry timing. Suppress greed. Don't try to bottom-fish every time there's a pullback; you're fishing halfway down. FOMO is an amplifier of greed. Don't assume bottom-fishing equals bottom-fishing (捡便宜). If your trend judgment is wrong, you have to pay the price.

For now, I can only hold on. Buying regular shares in batches and holding firm. There's no stock that only goes up or only goes down. Hang in there, and you'll eventually break even, as long as leverage isn't too high to trigger a margin call, and you're not buying con stocks.

In less than two years, I've witnessed many historic moments. It's very surreal; one month wiped out a semiconductor feast. What will the next plot be? Can we fast-forward? The drama is too explosive 😭