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Speaking of which, as someone who usually likes to follow geopolitics, finance, stock trading, and crypto trading, I really learned a lot and witnessed history in this wave of the Hynix ADR listing event. Those who are a bit older should still remember the 1997 Asian financial crisis, when Korean housewives sold their gold jewelry to support the country. This Hynix incident also feels like a case designed by the U.S. to take over Korea's quality assets. Everyone is well aware of the current situation of the U.S.; its overall national strength has declined far more compared to 1997, and its approach can only become more unsightly. While the Korean stock market is volatile, the yen exchange rate is also continuously dropping; breaking 165 is just a matter of time, and reaching 180 next year is basically inevitable. Back to Samsung and Hynix, these two typical Korean companies have gradually lost equity control through several crises. This crisis is another good opportunity to tighten the noose. Putting aside price fluctuations, the essence is that the U.S. needs to consume its allies' assets to cover its own deficits. So besides the possible market rescue forces mentioned earlier, there may be news of U.S. capital acquisitions or injections later on. If that really happens, this story will be completely closed. By then, the stock price should truly start to reverse. No one knows whether the current crisis limited to the storage sector will spread to the entire financial system and stock market. No one knows if this "Blue House Agreement" is similar to the "Plaza Accord" that caused Japan to lose thirty years. However, Korea's political structure determines that it will not fare well—not because of lack of effort, but because it is not allowed. $SKHYNIX $SKHY $MU #韩股波动剧烈引监管介入，财长为杠杆ETF道歉 #