The two consecutive tweets suggest that friends with free time should take a look. Currently, institutions, hedge funds, and retail investors are all selling. Some friends ask, where is the money going?

Part of it went to ETFs (not cryptocurrencies) for hedging, and part has run to the Korean stock market. The net inflow of capital into the Korean stock market in the past year has exceeded 2.1 billion dollars, reaching a historic high, with the inflow of capital in just the last four weeks amounting to 3.2 billion dollars.

PS: 3.2 billion dollars is the inflow, 2.1 billion dollars is the net inflow, there’s a difference.

Right now, the market is mainly in a state of "getting applause but not tickets." Everyone is optimistic about AI, but almost everyone is selling. The driving force behind the rise is often retail investors experiencing FOMO, who easily become the liquidity that institutions and hedge funds withdraw from.

I am not bearish on the market, but rather saying that the current capital stock of institutions is too low, and there’s not enough ammunition to raise prices. Institutions have been reducing their holdings for two consecutive weeks. Only when institutional capital is replenished (which may not necessarily mean flooding the market) could there be a new wave of active rises.

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