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$SK hynix(SKHY)$ This looks like another ladder short, trying to push people to sell repeatedly. Look at IBM, ORCL, OKLO, MSFT, AMZN today. Meanwhile, QQQ is going nowhere. How is that possible? It seems like institutions are pinning it. How do they do that? They buy one thing and sell something else, every single day. Why? To get people trading in and out. For some reason, it appears someone doesn't want QQQ to go up, so the "buy this, fade that" narrative keeps getting spun.

This doesn't last. But they sure spin a lot of creative narratives in the process. At least until you realize they've used the same narrative for different stocks over and over. Tesla is garbage, oh Tesla doubled. Tesla garbage. Oh look, it doubled again. It's just a recycled narrative.

The ADR premium is a novel narrative too, but it's still just a narrative once you look under the hood.

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