As someone whose stock is at 210,000 won, a war suddenly broke out and the price plummeted!! I'm on edge every single day...

Foreigner's The defensive has returned, but... retail investors who entered at 210,000 are trembling with anxiety as they watch the war unfold.

Looking at the recent trend of Samsung Electronics, I feel quite conflicted. Foreign investors had dragged down the stock price by selling off over 20 trillion won for 13 consecutive trading days, but buying pressure is returning alongside the rebound in the KOSPI. In fact, as of the morning of March 10, foreign investors had net purchased over 820 billion won, buying nearly 440 billion won of that amount alone in Samsung Electronics, pushing the stock price up to the 190,000 won range. This amounts to a surge of over 9% in a single day.

However, retail investors like me are still anxious. I got swept up in the bull market and entered the 210,000 won range, but due to sudden war news and global uncertainty, every day is nerve-wracking. Even though foreign buying has returned, it is hard to be sure whether this is just a short-term rebound or a genuine trend reversal. Should I cut my losses...? I envy those who can take profits.

For those of you who, like me, bought at the peak, how do you view this rebound? Should you use it as a short-term profit opportunity, or hold on for the long term? I am curious about your individual strategies in this war-like market.