The government should have intervened during last week's stock market crash

When the stock market crashed hard last week, the government should have injected pension funds
to provide some level of buffering.
The reason they couldn't do so is that the National Pension Service failed to rebalance early on,
leaving them with no cash, so they could only watch the market collapse.
Even if there is good news for the market now, there is no momentum because public trust has been lost.
This is all because of Lee Jae-myung's reckless behavior.
It was the Lee Jae-myung administration that turned the domestic market into one that is swayed by foreign investors' whims, just like before.
The market went up a little yesterday, but after more talk, it's tanking again today.