The situation with Samsung is this: the market has clearly provided sell opportunities, yet too many people let their positions dictate their thinking. If you truly believe in the fundamentals, then you should be happy about the drop—it’s a chance to add more to your position. But for those who are just speculating and got trapped, unwilling to cut their losses, this kind of big drop is especially painful. I’ve always been clear that I’m just a trend speculator, so when I realize my speculative logic is wrong, I’ll still bite the bullet and let go. The essence of right-side trading is to act when signals appear, then sell. For this dip, I’ll use sell put instead of buying, patiently waiting for the right timing to deploy capital. I firmly stick to the principle that speculation is speculation—don’t get trapped into value investing.