"Flooded with Calls and Messages After SK hynix Plunge"... Mija Laments After 100 Million Won Loss

Stock Price Fluctuates After Investment Disclosure
"Even Had Strange Dreams," She Confesses

Broadcaster Mija shared her feelings of pressure following the decline in SK hynix's stock price and the online reactions after she revealed her purchase of the stock. She confessed that the psychological stress, fueled by a series of protest messages from some investors, even led to nightmares.

Recently, on her social networking service (SNS), Mija wrote, "I had a strange dream. After my phone number was released on YouTube, I suddenly started getting weird calls like crazy, constant messages on KakaoTalk, and strange people were in front of my house. It was scary. Was it just a silly dream?"

Broadcaster Mija. Screenshot of Mija's Instagram

After seeing this post, one netizen sent a message saying, "I think you had that dream because you were criticized over Hynix," to which Mija replied, "That made me laugh. Maybe that's it."

Another Attempt After a 100 Million Won Loss... Even Reactions Calling Her a 'Human Peak Detector'

Previously, Mija disclosed that she had suffered about 100 million won in stock losses, and last month, she revealed on SNS her purchase of SK hynix shares. At the time, she expressed strong determination about investing, saying, "If I fail again this time, I'm done with stocks."

The published screenshot showed the stock trading at around 2.7 million won during the session. After the stock price turned downward, reactions among netizens included calling her a "human peak detector." In response, when the stock rebounded to the 2.9 million won range, Mija pushed back, saying, "Don't say it's dropping because of me anymore."

Semiconductor Stocks Waver Amidst Peak Price Debate

However, SK hynix's share price continued to fluctuate and then turned downward again. After maintaining the 2.6 million won level since the 26th of last month, the price had fallen to the 2.1 million won range as of July 8, indicating increased volatility.

On the 8th, employees are working in the dealing room at the Hana Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul. Photo by Yonhap News Agency.

Market analysts attribute this to the debate over peak semiconductor prices and a sharp increase in military tensions in the Middle East, both of which have severely dampened investor sentiment. The heightened risk in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil transport route, due to the increased possibility of conflict between Iran and the United States, also had an impact. As a result, the "semiconductor top two," Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, have dropped sharply by 6.7% and 5.00%, respectively.

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