Hive's 5-Day Stock Trend...The stock market is moving without a day of silence.

Hive's 5-Day Stock Trend...The stock market is moving without a day of silence.

Min Hee-jin, who owns 18% of Adore, will take the company from its parent company Hive, which owns 80% of the company? Push for the sale without permission? With the renewal of the contract of the members of New Jeans long left, it is unlikely to be realized.

Let's tell them to count the results of Bang Si-hyuk and Min Hee-jin's popularity vote on their own. I think we should ask for the qualifications of manager Bang Si-hyuk, the starting point of this division.

If you listed the company, it would be hard to regard it as your own company. Min Hee-jin is more than responsible for investor Bang Si-hyuk, and Bang Si-hyuk is responsible for shareholders. And wasn't Hive the face of K-Pop?

It's an uneasy king's private story. Perhaps because he was scratched from his pride, he was trying to boost internal morale by sending a cheeky management team, or because Hive gave way a hundred times to operate the artist as a subsidiary, he was an example of future internal crackdowns.

However, he is an ugly manager for shareholders. He is not qualified to start a listed company. That stock price can recover over several years. However, I have goosebumps because I briefly held stocks less than a year ago.

* It may be about the dividend propensity of Korean companies, but that's all for now...

** My Hive stock sell-off comes at a brief rebound after Yoon Suk Yeol's short-selling ban. One of the few populist measures that I would appreciate extremely personally (but the opposition to the measure still lingers - I think it's a move that increases country risk in terms of state operations away from personal gains)