Starting tomorrow, I plan to implement a dollar-cost averaging strategy on Nasdaq and KOSPI covered calls. The first chart is the QQQ chart. We can see an orange upward trend. The first sharp decline was due to Trump’s tariff threat. The second sharp decline was due to the Iran war—again, it’s Trump. Nasdaq has already dropped 10% from its peak. It’s currently positioned at the lower boundary of the uptrend channel and is only about 5% away from the two prior support levels in the uptrend. The second chart shows Samsung Electronics using Fibonacci retracement. It’s currently consolidating near the 61.8% level. I typically use dollar-cost averaging when a stock experiences a sharp drop followed by consolidation. This seems to be exactly that moment. The third chart is SK Hynix. It surged far above its previous uptrend, then sharply corrected back down—and now it’s stopping right at the upper boundary of its original uptrend channel. It’s down 53% from its peak, which I consider an attractive level. Of course, further declines are still possible. That’s why I’m approaching this with dollar-cost averaging. @Nasdaq @Samsung @SKhynix $QQQ #Trump