South Korea's KOSPI Index suddenly crashed just now, with the intraday decline directly reaching 5%, and the index plummeted to around 7,423 points. This shock woke up the analysts in that beautiful country who had just been asleep. The plot thickened: just yesterday, JPMorgan was still wildly bullish, raising the target price to 9,000 points. As a result, today, the Korean authorities just mentioned implementing "AI profit sharing for all," and these capital giants instantly turned hostile, feeling this was a move to "cut flesh and bleed," and they started selling off frantically. Double whammy: plus, Uncle Trump from that beautiful country also pointed fingers at the Middle East situation, causing oil prices to fluctuate wildly. South Korea, which relies on energy imports to survive as an "honor student," was directly shivering in this cold wind.