The Nasdaq is reaching its end.

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I posted this before, but the top one is the Nasdaq and the bottom one is the KOSPI.
I am a chartist and have been in this field for about 10 years. When a chart consumes trading volume, the patterns are identical.
The peak of the KOSPI and the current section of the Nasdaq are identical.
People look at moving averages a lot.
There is only one reason to look at moving averages: return on investment relative to time. As the moving average lowers, the rate of return gradually drops, so
people leave. Right now, talking about value investing and whatnot is all bullshit. That only applies
near the beginning of the left side. Since trading volume has been consumed, it has ultimately become a "money-in, money-out" gambling phase.
When the KOSPI hit its peak, even when I told people around me to sell, they kept saying SK Hynix's earnings were this and that, and now they are still
stuck in a loss. Usually, when you hit the peak, you don't listen to anyone else.
If you look at my old posts, I said June was the peak, and everyone in the comments mocked me, but that really was the peak.
But that same chart has now appeared in the Nasdaq. Usually, the 3rd wave comes out and then it ends. Of course, a 4th wave could appear once more.
That is the finale. But since you don't know if it will appear or not, if you wait for it, your returns will worsen.
That is why most experts liquidate their positions in this section. Over the next 10 years, the "HODLers" will gradually realize their profits and leave.
Usually, one trigger causes this to explode. For the domestic market, it was Samsung Electronics, and for the Nasdaq, it was AI. With the recent crash,
the bubble has now burst.
The very bottom is the ADX indicator, which is a volatility indicator. When the slope goes up, the direction of the candles is important; if the Nasdaq MACD is in a death cross state and the ADX goes up, you might see a crash unlike anything you've ever seen.
A gambling floor is a place where you eat other people's money. Your own thoughts don't matter. If others sell, you sell; if others buy, you buy.
I suggest you exit the overseas market as soon as possible. Once you are stuck in a loss, don't say stupid things like "I don't know why the domestic market is falling."