Rising too much is also a kind of trouble; institutions are forced to cut positions. This storyline is so Korean.

Mars Finance News: On May 29, according to Bloomberg, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix’s share prices have surged sharply, prompting some funds to be forced to reduce holdings after hitting the single-stock position limit. Affected by the 10% limit on any single stock holding, institutions including GAM Investment Management and Jupiter Asset Management have begun adjusting their portfolios to meet diversification requirements. Over the past year, SK Hynix has risen by more than 1,000%, and Samsung Electronics has increased by more than 400%, with the market values of both companies exceeding $1 trillion. Data shows that as of Thursday, global investors have net sold $63.6 billion worth of Korean stocks year to date, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix combined accounting for net outflows of $58.6 billion. Goldman Sachs estimates that since October of last year, the related position limits have been triggered by approximately