This seems too risky...
There are cases where experts failed to sell the national pension fund on time, leading to a surge in stock prices,
and foreigners have figured out the national pension fund strategy and are selling without hesitation.
What will happen if we keep postponing the sale of the national pension fund?
It's like playing with a bomb. We need to induce the strategic sale of the national pension fund, but tying our hands and shouting "stock market normalization" seems foolish.
This will create a situation where only individuals have to continue buying.
Foreigners were already doing short-term trading, watching the market until 11 am, and suddenly started selling, leading to this situation.
It feels like the market is constantly sending bad signals.
Instead of prolonging adjustments and sideways movements, we should induce the sale of the national pension fund and pave the way for a rebound from the bottom. While this news may provide short-term relief for individual investors, it will continue to cause long-term anxiety...
It's hard to predict whether ants will leave in the afternoon or continue living in fear until ADR listing,
but if individual investors are swayed further, the exodus to the sidelines will accelerate.
Many people are already experiencing motion sickness due to recent volatility and have moved to the sidelines...
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