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Korean stock investors flee a bruising home market and pile into U.S.

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Lisa Kim, Lee Ying Shan
Korean stock investors flee a bruising home market and pile into U.S.
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South Korean retail investors are increasingly moving capital into U.S. stock markets, specifically targeting leveraged semiconductor ETFs and ADRs of domestic companies. Financial experts warn that this trend, characterized by buying local stocks at a premium in the U.S., may indicate speculative market behavior.

A wave of South Korean investors is flocking to U.S. markets to avoid a correction at home, even as global investors pile in.

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