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Retail investors in South Korea forcibly closed positions worth about 1.7 trillion won, while institutions are waiting for sentiment to stabilize

2026-07-29 12:41:53
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According to Jin Shi reports, on Wednesday, Korean retail investors faced forced liquidations of approximately 1.7 trillion won (about 1.2 billion USD) in positions.

Jung In Yun, CEO of Fibonacci Asset Management, stated, "Today there are many cases of forced liquidations, and we need to wait until the selling sentiment of retail investors eases before taking action."

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