URGENT: South Korea HALTS All Program Trading in Stock Market

URGENT: South Korea HALTS All Program Trading in Stock Market

South Korea has HALTED all "program-trading" in its stock market. Black Monday in Seoul. Samsung and SK Hynix are dragging the entire KOSPI into the abyss.

South Korea's radical halt of program trading sell orders isn't just a market pause; it's a 100% admission that passive selling algorithms are breaking global markets. This is unprecedented action in a major G20 economy.

This is truly terrifying. For a nation to short-circuit its capital markets reveals deep systemic vulnerability. It's not a correction; it's a confession that "free markets" are failing under immense algorithmic pressure. This is game-changing.

What nobody's talking about is how this intervention confirms a hidden problem. Program trading accounts for roughly 70% of global daily volume. This means 7 out of 10 trades were selling, accelerating the crash. Regulators are desperate.

If South Korea, a tech powerhouse, halts market functions, what does that say about *your* markets? Are we prepared for the domino effect? This could ripple globally.

South Korea pulled the emergency brake. Halting program trading is a last-ditch stability move, not a show of confidence. It signals authorities are more worried about disorderly selling than price discovery.

When markets need switches flipped off, the problem isn’t sentiment it’s trust. When you have to turn off selling to keep the illusion alive… that’s not a market. That’s a tourniquet.

This is effectively a manual circuit breaker. When authorities halt programmatic sell orders, volatility is already out of control. it may slow the fall, but it doesn’t fix the cause.

The KRX triggering a Sidecar on a Monday morning is a massive red flag for global liquidity.

Seeing the KOSPI tech giants drop 5% this fast suggests we’re seeing a major institutional de-risking phase.

 Program trading halts are designed to stop the algorithms from causing a total meltdown, but they often just delay the inevitable.

If the Seoul tech sector is bleeding this hard, the ripple effect will hit the NASDAQ within hours. The Black Monday vibes are real, everyone stay focused.

 

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