It was right after I became a professor that I started investing. Around 1995, I

It was right after I became a professor that I started investing. Around 1995, I invested tens of millions of won in equity funds.

I wasn't satisfied with the results, so I thought I should invest directly, but after moving to KAIST, I couldn't pay attention to stocks because I was focusing on research and only started investing in 2005.

It's been 20 years like this.

Investment has become much more difficult since 2016, when short selling was banned in 2020 and this year, investment results have improved noticeably.

The characteristics of the Korean stock market are heavily influenced by the U.S. and global economies, and when the U.S. falls, it immediately falls sharply, and in addition, it falls even worse.

Now that I look at it, it is clear that the harm of non-borrowing short selling was severe.

During the ban on short selling, it has never experienced a severe decline.

It is clear that the reason why the pbr of the Korean stock market is the lowest in the world is that foreigners and institutions make money from short selling without borrowing.

Where are the people who argued that banning short selling would drain foreign funds and cause the stock market to fall?

Rather, a lot of foreign funds are flowing into the Korean stock market.

Transparency and fairness of short selling must be achieved.

It should be prohibited from making large amounts of money from short selling using non-borrowing short selling.

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