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    Koreanische Privatanleger verlieren 56 Billionen Won durch Hebelprodukte


    360.000 Konten wurden aufgelöst, von denen 62 % Anlegern unter 35 Jahren gehörten, was über 2 % der erwachsenen Bevölkerung Koreas im Alter von 18 bis 35 Jahren entspricht

    https://www.chosun.com/english/market-money-en/2026/07/29/AM2TI4WGGRAAPKUUWYS6SGTYQU/

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    1. socialjeebus on

      Crazy. But predictable. People just saw the bonuses and the boom and went nuts. 

      Even my mother-in-law, who has never had any interest in stocks was talking about investing but luckily we talked her out of it because she would have lost huge. 

    5. WittyPolitico on

      In the meantime…. the profits are real. In most bubbles, they are not.

      # Samsung Electronics posts Q2 profit of $62 bil., up nearly 20-fold

      [https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/business/companies/20260730/samsung-electronics-posts-q2-profit-of-62-bil-up-nearly-20-fold](https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/business/companies/20260730/samsung-electronics-posts-q2-profit-of-62-bil-up-nearly-20-fold)

      Both Samsung and Hynix have locked up 3 to 5 years of orders with the big tech companies. They have the orders in hand.

    9. psusthrw on

      Sheesh that’s a lot of money for retail investors.. on avg that’s like what, $100k usd?

    10. royalpyroz on

      Casinos are highly regulated for Koreans in Korea. For a reason.

      Anyone who lives here knows that Koreans love gambling and would lose their house if the government relaxes the law.

      But then margin accounts? Do a short 15min video tutorial. And now you’re an expert

    11. Upper_Guidance_9959 on

      These posts always bring the wsb commenters. Leave the racism to your mom’s basement, please.

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