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Young South Korean investors are finding company in collective misery by sharing their losses on social media

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Young South Korean investors are finding company in collective misery by sharing their losses on social media
Business Insider
Business Insider13 mins ago
Young South Korean investors are finding company in collective misery by sharing their losses on social media
Young South Korean investors are coping with their KOSPI losses by making funny videos on the internet. Augustin Pasquini / Hans Lucas via AFP From dancing videos to ramen jokes, young South Koreans are using humor to cope with Kospi losses. Some people have posted funny videos overlaid with what they say are screensh
CNN
CNN1 hrs ago
South Korean bodybuilder’s dream of home ownership crushed by stock market losses
South Korean bodybuilder’s dream of home ownership crushed by stock market losses  CNN
South Korea vows to soothe stock market volatility as ETF boom slows
SEOUL, Aug 4 : South Korea will take steps to curb stockmarket volatility, the finance minister said on Tuesday, amid signs of a slowdown in retail investment in single-stock leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs).A cap that could limit such ETFs to 20 per cent of an individual's total investment assets was among addit
South Korea tightens grip on high-risk ETFs as investor losses mount
South Korea’s financial authorities are weighing tighter curbs on high-risk leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as part of broader efforts to stabilise the country’s notoriously volatile stock market, which has left many investors with heavy losses and mounting debt. The proposals could include giving regulators the
Reuters
Reuters1 days ago
Big investors think it might be time to buy in South Korea
Big investors think it might be time to buy in South Korea  Reuters
The Japan Times
The Japan Times1 days ago
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ABC News Australia
ABC News Australia🏁 first to report1 days ago
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