Korea's investment losses are due to the fact that Koreans live in the country

According to Jung In Yun, founder of Fibonacci Assembly Management, the vast majority of investors who bear losses on Korean stock investments are internally dispersed, and buyers are not just beginners who pursue the web boom, many of whom are in their 40s and 50s, and are increasingly able to cope with investments in leveraging and centralizing science and technology. According to the Oxford Institute of Economics, the share of leverage ETF in the Korean thematic fund has also grown rapidly, with 25 of the largest South Korean leverage ETF assets increasing to about 30 per cent by June, compared to about 15 per cent at the beginning of 2026. The company reduced the Korean stock market rating to neutral at the end of June, warning that the scale of leverage investment had risen significantly and that securities companies might become increasingly reluctant to extend credit to scattered investors. Kim Xian