Svmuu News: South Korean retail investors who made leveraged bets on AI have suffered massive losses following a sharp market reversal, exposing the risks associated with the speculative trading frenzy. Investors holding single-stock leveraged ETFs linked to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have suffered particularly heavy losses. According to data from KB Financial Group, since the launch of single-stock leveraged ETFs on May 27, South Korean retail investors have made net purchases totaling 14 trillion won (approximately $9.4 billion), while foreign investors have purchased about 2 trillion won worth of these funds. Currently, the situation is not looking good for them. According to LSEG data, the KODEX SK Hynix Leveraged ETF—which doubles the return on SK Hynix’s stock price—has fallen about 70% from its June high and has declined by about 50% since its launch.
One investor wrote on a South Korean online trading forum: “I wish I could go back to before I started investing in stocks. Give me my money back.” (CNBC)
The SK Hynix 2x Long ETF has fallen about 70% from its high
No AI analysis yet. Tap the "AI Analysis" button above to generate one now.
Source:Odaily · Source Link
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
"BCG Coin" Multidimensional Analysis: From Gold and Carbon Credits to Gaming Tokens, How Does Boston Consulting Group View Digital Assets?
-
2
Global Cryptocurrency Exchange Rankings: A Comparison and Selection Guide for Reliable Platforms
-
3
PwC Adjusts India Operations, Forms Joint Venture with US Division to Counter AI Threat
-
4
Hyundai's 42dot plans to deploy its Atria AI autonomous driving fleet by 2029, aiming to close the technology gap with Tesla and Waymo.
-
5
LSK (Lisk) has fallen 14.22% in the past hour, now trading at $0.9227.
-
6
South Korea nears announcement of first US investment project, with briefing to lawmakers set for Sept. 17
-
7
Citi Research Report: Current macro environment shows increased similarity to the 1988-1989 Federal Reserve tightening cycle; models increase exposure to risk assets and favor the US dollar.
-
8
Spain's Parliament approves bill offering special citizenship pathway for specific Sahrawis, reducing residency requirement to 2 years.
-
9
Coinbase states Solana network experiencing send delays
-
10
The European Central Bank hiked rates for the second time last Thursday, and while the Bank of England is expected to hold steady this Thursday, hawkish signals should not be ignored.
Markets Today
Recommended Reading




