I shared the following because it perfectly reflects my current feelings.
Of course, investment is a matter of personal responsibility. Since the asset market reform of the Lee Jae-myung government has been sluggish, the phenomenon of "selling real estate and buying stocks" pointed out at the top of the article is not happening much. As a result, there are many people who do not have confidence in whether it will rise again after the crash in July, and the upward trend is relatively sluggish. Based on the current situation, I think the president's policy is failing.
And that's why the extent to which Samsung Electronics will reduce its capital is an important point. This is something that cannot be done directly by government policy, and it is truly a realm of capitalism... The two companies (especially Samsung Electronics at 148 won...) used to hesitate about shareholder returns in the past as Korean companies, but now they seem to be reading the atmosphere. I hope they will properly recognize and put into practice that sharing profits with shareholders is ultimately good for Lee Jae-yong, Choi Tae-won, and each company.
Personally, I am somewhat hopeful about this possibility. In the first place, I invested only with spare funds unrelated to debt... However, I am not very happy with what Hynix is doing these days (especially the issue of Soldigm's US listing), but if they really do something wrong, I can dispose of it. Anyway, I believe that it will inevitably rise in the long term and I am holding on somehow.
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