Truly Trash Stocks
Truly trash stocks.
The recent market.
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The U.S. rate freeze had become a clear positive catalyst.
Asset markets around the world were rising.
The KOSPI alone was the exception.
Unlike the Nasdaq, the Nikkei, the Hang Seng and the rest, it simply sideways-drifted.
The reason.
If it had been the investors' own mistakes, at least they could have felt wronged.
They are reviewing the introduction of punitive taxation on day trading.
However, nothing has been decided along the lines of "tax them if they trade twice in one day."
Bizarre news kept pouring out.
Events that only raised uncertainty in the market kept happening.
Anti-market policy.
They were throwing sand on a KOSPI that was barely trying to come back to life.
And without any proper investigation or verification of what kind of fallout that would produce.
As investors, they had every right to explode with rage.
The government was shaking the market.
They couldn't even help, and this was too much.
It was enough to make anyone feel disillusioned with stock investing.
Everything turns into embezzlement and breach of trust
Politicians keep cooking up weird bills just to suck more tax
Who the hell would touch the KOSPI like this?
It had been going on for a long time.
After a long, grinding bear market over the past year, it had only grown stronger.
Government intervention had pushed it past the critical point.
Investors were feeling the post-nut clarity.
Upvote while crying…… no, this post actually hits hard.
Sora felt the same way.
As one investor among many, her recent worries had been piling up.
"Cyclically speaking, large-cap investing is the right call, but…… the market's so messy these days I don't really have anything to tell you."
Was investing in the KOSPI even the right move?
There were times when analysis itself felt meaningless.
Cyclically speaking, it should be clear.
The bear market was over.
The KOSPI should have been the first to rebound.
The canary of the financial markets.
That was its position in the global economy.
『 KOSPI Index 』
2,170.96 ▼79.81 (−3.67%)
[Graph that spiked then went sideways.jpg]
It rose less than every other country.
A situation that economic theory simply could not explain.
"That's not some ETF…… that's just ragebait!"
Some investors had every reason to blame the government.
She wasn't unfamiliar with what that viewer had just said.
There are guys like that out there.
KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X.
An ETF that tracks the KOSPI 200 futures index in reverse at double leverage.
There was a meme that the President was its main gunner.
Because the KOSPI only ever seemed to fall.
It was a sensitive topic no matter how you cut it.
Part of her wanted to tell them to stop talking nonsense.
Real estate really was…… a bit like that, though.
The issues the public kept shouting about.
She had seen with her own two eyes that some of it was true.
And the people who got whipped up by it, too.
She had felt a great many things.
"Right?"
That was why even more thoughts crowded in.
No—she had been thinking about this part for a long time already.
In general, indices reflect "inflation"
If the Nasdaq was at 10,000 in 2020
and CPI rose 5%
then the Nasdaq should be at 10,500 for it to be fair, right?
In this country with average annual 5% growth + high inflation
who the hell ate the index that was supposed to have risen……?
The KOSPI was strange.
Neither the corporations nor the politics could be called normal by any stretch.
In that case.
As the viewer said, doing the Nasdaq might be better.
No—it was definitely better.
Investing in America is investing in whether America can maintain its status as the world's strongest power.
U.S. investing.
It hadn't been as hard as she expected.
There had been some confusing parts, but.
At least it's better than the KOSPI.
The market moved rationally.
When things got rough, the government even helped.
At the very least, it didn't get in the way.
She figured she could at least keep in mind the things her senior had said.
"I'm Korean too, so…… wouldn't doing Korean stocks be the right thing? I've never really thought about doing the Nasdaq seriously, so I don't know."
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An advanced financial market.
The world's only superpower.
That part of it was starting to look appealing.
It's also awkward to recommend it to the viewers.
She thought she had seen every ugly and beautiful thing over the past two years.
And still there were countless things she couldn't understand.
What about the beginners?
They must feel like they were wandering through fog.
In fog you only lose the path—you don't lose money.
Gulp.
She had wanted to spread the good points of stocks.
She no longer had any certainty that what she was doing now was right.
"Sen…… I mean, I don't know about oppa. I haven't asked."
If it was her senior, he might give her some kind of answer.
The viewers were curious too.
After the last crash, every single piece of advice he had given had hit dead-on, and more and more viewers had started looking for him.
Honestly, I'm curious too.
She packed some food and went to ask.
"So."
"I've been kind of worried. Haven't you ever thought about that, senior?"
Sora's story.
It wasn't something he didn't know.
If anything, he knew it too well.
So this kid finally grew a brain.
In truth, the Nasdaq suited Sora far better.
Trading based on sharp analysis and solid grounds.
At the very least she would never take a loss.
And that was exactly why, according to his investment philosophy, there was also nothing to gain.
"There is that side to it, yeah."
"Last time I saw you, you seemed to know the Nasdaq pretty well too, senior."
"Ahem!"
You had to experience all kinds of things.
If you only ever grew up as a flower in a greenhouse, you could never become an excellent sex machine.
In practice.
The Nasdaq.
It rose stably to the upper right.
People fell into the delusion that that was simply natural.
Stocks are just supposed to go up, right?
That was the reason countless investors in the 2020s had graduated from the market.
"Maybe we should talk about this a bit later?"
"Why?"
"It's been a while since I came outside with you, senior……."
Just like the current Sora.
She thought a short outing counted as a date.
She looks like a fresh college girl.
She wasn't making use of her own talent.
Looking like she could suck a man's essence dry, and yet.
Thwack!
It all depended on how she grew.
Whether as a sex machine or an excellent investor, she had to go through growing pains.
A Gangnam department store.
That was why he had brought Sora here.
He could also answer the question she had just asked.
"Let's get you some clothes first. Something yassy."
"These are fine."
"I'm not fine with them."
He changed her out of the frumpy clothes too.
She had a bit of a homebody constitution, so there was nothing decent to put on her when he wanted to fuck her.
Sora didn't seem to mind either; she clung tightly.
She wouldn't let go of his arm, sandwiching it between her breasts in a paizuri grip.
"But what's even here?"
"There's everything."
"Ah, Old World is listed on the KOSPI too, right?"
"……."
Her head was full of stocks.
The investor vibe was fine, but he wished she would keep it in moderation.
Might as well.
Falling into it wasn't bad either.
Right then a suitable poster caught his eye.
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The best thing about the KOSPI was that it was the KOSPI.