The South Korean stock market recently experienced a significant downturn due to political turmoil and economic challenges. Key events that contributed to the market’s decline include: 1. Political Unrest: President Yoon Suk Yeol unexpectedly declared martial law on December 3, 2024, citing threats from alleged pro-North Korea factions. This action caused immediate market disruption, with the KOSPI index falling 1.9% and the South Korean won plummeting t...
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Jason onz
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what goes down must come up. knee jerk reaction to political situation. financial sound , so why not buy at cheaper price. only then there is margin for us to make profit.
The rally in Korea Electric Power's stock is driven by the anticipation of the government's initiative to boost shareholder returns. Analysts are bullish, expecting the company to turn profitable in 2024 and the share price to rise further.
HBHD
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I see it differently. Investors are sometimes driven by chaotic news. For example APLD went down just by just News which isn’t true about the CEO. Even if it is true it has nothing to do with the company performance. And all of a sudden when they found out it’s not true the stock went up. Most people don’t know how to invest.
Jason onz : what goes down must come up. knee jerk reaction to political situation. financial sound , so why not buy at cheaper price. only then there is margin for us to make profit.