South Korea's retail traders push leveraged ETFs and two chipmaker stocks to over 70% of trading value in the $4.3 trillion market, signaling extreme concentration in the country's equities.
Retail fervor over leveraged ETFs in South Korea has grown so intense that the products, together with the two chipmaker stocks they track, now make up more than 70% of trading value in the $4.3 trillion market.
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