The true stock sell-off hasn't even begun yet.

Has anyone here thrown their stocks away because they were terrified of the market conditions or gripped by fear?
Whether it was Korean stocks or US stocks.
Of course, individual investors aren't the only players in the market, but..
Numerous market participants
have learned through bitter, firsthand historical experience that
even if there are periods of loss, markets eventually recover over time..
Because of this, they are now trying not to dump the stocks they hold. They are trying to avoid stop-loss selling.
Even if they are stuck in a losing position, especially for those investing in indices, there has been a significant increase in salaried workers who invest with the mindset of making monthly recurring investments..
Perhaps that is why the market has not yet seen a true, massive sell-off.
Especially in the US market.
A real bear market, where selling triggers more selling, truly begins when a situation arises where retail investors choose to dump their stocks despite having that historical experience, regardless of the reason.
In fact, these days, it has become common to purchase top-tier market cap stocks as if they were safe-haven assets.
A representative example would be stocks like Apple in the US, and in Korea, I believe Samsung Electronics could fall into that category.