Let's go back to today, exactly a year ago.

The exchange rate that day was 1,294 won for 1 dollar.

On that day, Samsung Electronics' stock price is 78,000 won, which is 60 dollars in U.S. dollars.

Even if the stock price hasn't changed, it's 52 dollars based on today's exchange rate of 1470 won.

Foreigners lost 12% of their money just with the exchange rate without any change in stock prices.

But even the stock price dropped to 53600 won.
This is 36 dollars in dollars.

A foreigner who bought a Samsung Electronics stock for $60 today a year ago lost 39% to $36 today.

The Yoon Suk Yeol is holding out by rejecting both investigations and trials, and Han Deok-soo is dragging his feet by opposing the appointment of a constitutional judge as well as the special counsel law.

If it continues like this, the value of the won could fall further and collapse by 1,500 degrees.

Foreigners who buy stocks in dollars clearly see that they will sit down and lose money even if the stock price remains the same.

In this situation, should I buy or sell Korean stocks, especially Samsung Electronics stocks, which seem to have little hope in the future?

I heard that one of the people who shares in Korea has Samsung Electronics shares?

Even if it's not that, there are also a lot of financial products that move together according to Samsung Electronics' stock price.

If you start with prices and take out everything else with just one exchange rate and stock, the country will be ruined.

If we don't catch the exchange rate, the Korean economy has no hope.

If you invest in stocks to protect your property, you need to get rid of your Yoon Suk Yeol as soon as possible.

Bambal: I get paid in dollars in Singapore. I saw today that Singapore dollar is 1,083 won. I've never seen such a number in my life for the past 20 years. If the exchange rate goes up, I'm going to sit and make money. I'm so anxious to help my friends' economy living in Korea. I don't need to make money, so let's do something for my Yoon Suk Yeol. Huh?

BamBam 2: It's not that I'm teasing my friends about the dollar salary, but it's actually because there are people with a lot of dollar assets in Korea who want the dollar to rise further because the country is in a mess.
Many of the rich in Gangnam have dollar assets and are thinking of leaving the country at any time, and men in their 20s who have invested a lot in U.S. stocks have the effect of increasing their won assets without any change in stock prices.
The whole nation should not suffer financially because of such a handful of forces.
So we need to subdue the insurrectionist forces and bring the country back to where it was.