Buy Low, Sell High
Sonik-jwa’s broadcast appearance.
─✪ Ssa-sa-bi-pal << If this looks like a scam trading method, upvote lmao
─✪ Sonik-jwa Statement Summary.txt
─✪ Why Sonik-jwa’s Ssa-sa-bi-pal Is No Joke
─✪ Thirty-grand Electronics? This bastard’s just spamming shit lmaooooooo
It exploded across the stock communities. Of course it did. The man might as well have been a ghost—no one even knew if he truly existed.
Anyway if you think it’s right, upvote lmao
He had appeared on a famous BJ’s stream. Cap pulled low over his face, but it was more than enough to prove who he was. Every single word out of his mouth became an issue. Things that would have been laughed off as jokes if anyone else said them.
Just look at the idiots still bagholding Fifty-grand Electronics right now.
They bought mindlessly just because everyone else was buying.
Sonik-jwa is telling you to watch out for that exact trap.
Coming from Sonik-jwa’s mouth, it hit differently. The words of a 7-billion Super Retail carried real weight. Which only made the next problem worse—because right alongside “Ssa-sa-bi-pal” he had dropped another statement guaranteed to start a fire.
Sonik-jwa you fucking piece of shit
You think you’re that good?
You stick a dagger in the hearts of every Osung Electronics shareholder and you still think you get to live well??
Osung Electronics. The conglomerate that represented the entire Republic of Korea. Half-joking, half-serious, people even called the country the Osung Republic. It was the most famous company, rock-solid, and the single most beloved stock among retail investors.
Going to Thirty-grand Electronics? Is this guy insane?
Sonik-jwa had dropped a bomb. It did not take long for Teacher Ju to hear about it.
They were piling up under his own YouTube comments. At first Teacher Ju tried to ignore them.
They’re really fishing for aggro hard.
The comments racked up likes and climbed into the top spots. Other viewers started paying attention. Once it became a topic among the audience, pretending not to notice got difficult. And the decisive blow:
“Still, he’s an investor who turned 300,000 won into 5 billion.”
“I don’t believe that kind of thing.”
“Huh, why not?”
“Unless he verifies his trade history the way I did, I don’t buy it.”
A direct mention of him. Teacher Ju could not help but care.
How the hell am I supposed to verify that?
ELW. Equity-linked warrants structured like ETF products. Most of the trading was driven by liquidity providers—LPs. And there had been a bug. When the LP raised the order book there was a one- or two-second delay. Grinding that delay for profit was called ELW LP gap trading. It was the signature method that had grown his fortune. Naturally it was unusable now. The brokerages weren’t idiots; once they saw money leaking out they plugged the hole immediately.
Name’s already Stock Teacher lmaooo
Kid who made money on ELW gap trading has a little fun in a bull market then suddenly starts uploading analysis videos acting like a fund manager lmao
These days he’s selling books, right?
The talk was already circulating in the communities. Among the older investors, some still remembered him.
If you’re jealous, go make your own money, you bastards……
For now it was only one or two posts. But if it spread to YouTube it would become a serious problem.
Book-sellers and lecture-sellers are 100% scammers
If you actually know how to make money in stocks you never do that shit
YouTube views could drop. Book sales would take a hit too.
I’ve got endless businesses lined up ahead.
He had already selected a lecture-selling company. Even if only 1 percent of his subscribers followed along, the revenue would be enormous. Beyond that—maybe he would become a famous investor appearing on offline lectures and broadcasts. He could not let anyone interfere with that smooth future. Teacher Ju decided to film a rebuttal video.
This might actually be an opportunity.
He had taken heat recently. Osung Electronics had crashed harder than even he expected. And now some guy was claiming it would fall even further. Perfect. He would redirect the viewers’ anger straight onto Sonik-jwa.
Retail investors. They wanted to hear optimistic, hopeful stories.
That kind of thing is fine during a bull market.
In the end everything goes up. Any hardship becomes a fond memory as long as the ending is good. Investment scammers prey on exactly that. They simply tell the public what it wants to hear.
“Oh, you came?”
The man on the video. YouTubers operated on the same principle. In a bull market every story seemed correct.
But that’s not how it works.
They were just spouting whatever sounded decent. Even my first AI friend, Iruda, answered stock questions politely.
In reality there was barely any difference. Statements that might be right or might be wrong.
In a bull market they end up rising eventually.
Most retail pours in during the uptrend. What they want to know is mostly the same: When does this stock go up? Look back later and of course the answers were “correct.” Classic investment-scammer technique. Stock YouTubers belonged to the same category.
“Osung Electronics…… it’s dropped a lot lately. Did I say Fifty-grand Electronics was an absolute hold? Ah, yeah I did.”
In the end the goal was money. Not genuine market analysis.
It’s already fallen this far.
Surely it won’t drop more? Probability-wise it was never a low-odds bet.
“When you trade stocks you sometimes run into situations you never predicted…… but ultimately Osung Electronics’ corporate value hasn’t changed, so I don’t think I’ll be shaken even in this kind of environment.”
And when that call proved right, he gained disciples. Eternal wallets that would keep filling themselves.
Hyung you must’ve been stressed lately
Thanks for admitting it honestly and uploading a new video!
In a bear market you have to believe in the companies you invested in even more
Always learning from you ^^
Osung Electronics’ revenue is how much and he’s talking Thirty-grand……
Making money in this world was easy. That was why the stock market had a saying:
The only people who make money from stocks are YouTubers and analysts.
They didn’t invest, so zero risk. The believers brought the money themselves. In a bull market because the calls had been right. In a bear market because they needed something to lean on. Nothing particularly cruel about it. The stock-market ecosystem had always been that way.
In the old days they were investment scammers. Now they’re just dressed up as YouTubers or analysts.
They had simply put on clothes that fit the era. The people who fell for it were the stupid ones. They couldn’t think for themselves. The ending of any investment that relied on someone else was already decided.
『Osung Electronics』
50,100 won ▼1,150 won (+2.34%)
[Graph of a week-long crash followed by a slight rebound.jpg]
Right on cue, a short-term rebound appeared. Even in a bear market prices did not fall in a straight line. Rebound buying came in waves. Retail investors had every reason to feel triumphant.
Corporate value never betrays after all!
You missed the once-in-a-lifetime Forty-grand Electronics opportunity, huh?? lmao
Should’ve held until Hundred-grand Electronics haha
But how long would that last? And what would their reaction be to the next leg down?
Retail investors’ hearts are reeds, after all.
The simplest way was to steal the disciples for yourself.