Yesterday's emergency meeting by South Korean regulators was basically pointless. In the face of such immense liquidation pressure, they're still pushing for further deleveraging measures: Managing total volume through methods like individual investment limits, with an official example being within 20% of total investment amounts. Right now, the South Korean market's issue isn't fundamentals, it's purely a liquidity problem. The central bank needs to inject liquidity, the stock stabilization fund needs to step in to buy stocks, and short selling needs to be restricted to solve this. SKHY