KOSPI rout deepens retail losses, fuels forced selling fears
Retail investors’ losses and unease are deepening as the KOSPI tumbled more than 7 percent Thursday, following a decline of over 5 percent just two days earlier. The slide, led by chip giants Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, has turned paper profits into losses. Many investors now feel they have missed their chance to sell and are struggling to decide whether to cut their losses or hold on in…
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