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'My life's screwed': Korean investors stress out after AI bubble bursts

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Korean investors are experiencing significant stress and financial loss following the collapse of the AI investment bubble. Many express feelings of despair regarding their financial futures.

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Hacker News · ft.com

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  • Concern: Investors are drowning in losses, with nearly half of Samsung shareholders and 70% of SK Hynix investors in the red — this signals a severe lack of confidence in AI's market impact.
  • Concern: Margin debt is still alarmingly high, indicating that many investors are over-leveraged and vulnerable to further downturns — a risky situation for anyone betting on AI tech.
  • Concern: The regulatory approval of leveraged ETFs is baffling and seems to prioritize short-term gains over long-term stability, leaving many feeling betrayed by the system.
  • Concern: The sentiment of expecting government bailouts echoes the 2008 crisis, suggesting a dangerous complacency among investors who overestimate safety in turbulent times.