The Worst, Last in the World — KOSPI —

Q1 & Q2 — Ranked 1st in the world
Q3 — The worst, last in the world
I predict Q4 will also be the worst and last!!
Even if Trump says this or that in the US,
the NASDAQ hits new highs... and keeps rising!!
If you look at Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, etc.
In the case of Japan, it is at the 95% level compared to its peak.
Taiwan is around the 98.5% level.
What about our KOSPI? It is at the 68.8% level — a 31.2% drop!!
So, what is the problem?
Looking at all the charts in the world,
it is true that everything crashed at the end of June.
Looking at the charts, everything crashed at the end of June, and since then,
everything has recovered its previous highs.
There may be various problems,
but the biggest problem is...
Here is a question
Q: Samsung Electronics earned 107 trillion in Q3,
but what is the benefit for shareholders? There is none..
Is there anything?
In other words—the flower of capitalism is the stock market,
and if performance is good, prices should rise,
and the fruits of that performance should be eaten by the shareholders,
who are the owners of the corporation.
Since there is no benefit for shareholders, our country
is not a capitalist nation; the system is broken.
The decisive blow that broke that system was the leveraged ETF,
and trust was lost there.
Also,
Korea is the only country that gives incentives by simply dividing them equally (1/n)
just because they are employees of that company. "Don't give incentives"?
That's not it. I agree with giving 1 billion or 10 billion won
to those with great performance. But is every single employee in the Memory Division an S-grade?
Does everyone get a 100 on their performance review? Surely someone must have a 60.
Instead of restructuring the employees who scored 60,
you give them incentives?
This is why foreigners sell and leave.
And incentives should be received in stock—so employees work harder,
produce better results, the stock rises,
and a jackpot happens... that is how it should be.
Furthermore, Apple has gained over 2 quadrillion won so far
through share buybacks and cancellations, and they will continue to do so.
They have continuously made efforts to increase the value of a single share,
and there is trust and conviction that they will continue to return value to shareholders in the future...
But us?? Do we have that??
Since we don't, they sell and leave...
From the perspective of Americans, when things are going well, they restructure even more aggressively,
but since we are just having a money party,
they will leave, right?
—Writing this, you might ask, "Why don't you sell?"
I sometimes have dreams that if I sell,
it will jump 30% the very next day just like last time... ㅜㅜ
So, I will go all the way. I'll hold on (HODL),
and if it goes down, I'll buy more!! I'm going all the way~
They say if you act out of pure stubbornness, you fail..
Two final questions
Question 1
Samsung Electronics has 107 trillion in operating profit, but what is the benefit for shareholders?
Question 2
Samsung's operating profit is expected to be 700 trillion in '28.
What do you expect the stock price to be then? If things continue like this,
even with 700 trillion, I think the stock price will only be 280,000 won..