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South Korean retail investors buy $4.6B in US stocks as domestic market craters

South Korean retail investors bought $4.6 billion in US stocks in July as the KOSPI plunged 40%, its worst month since 2008, triggering over 1.2

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South Korean retail investors buy $4.6B in US stocks as domestic market craters

South Korean retail investors bought $4.6 billion in US stocks in July as the KOSPI plunged 40%, its worst month since 2008, triggering over 1.2

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Analysis:Korean 'ants' swarm back to Wall Street as KOSPI rout dents homecoming drive

Korean retail bought $4.6B U.S. stocks in July as KOSPI fell 33% on chipmaker losses amid AI spending doubts. Capital flight risks won depreciation and undermines domestic participation efforts—structural headwind for Korean tech sector funding access.

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South Korean retail investors buy $4.6B in US stocks as domestic market craters

Analysis:Korean 'ants' swarm back to Wall Street as KOSPI rout dents homecoming drive

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South Korea’s Kospi tumbles 5% after 2-day rally, angry retail investors vow not to invest again

Analysis:Korean 'ants' swarm back to Wall Street as KOSPI rout dents homecoming drive

South Korea’s Kospi tumbles 5% after 2-day rally, angry retail investors vow not to invest again

South Korean retail investors buy $4.6B in US stocks as domestic market craters

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