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``` On June 29, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung presided over the "Three Major Super Projects" press conference, announcing that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will each build two new memory chip factories in the southwest of South Korea. The news prompted semiconductor equipment stocks to surge. On Tuesday,

``` The market surface appears calm, but under the water, powerful undercurrents are surging. In the first half of 2026, an unprecedented wave of leverage expansion is quietly evolving within the global financial system—from leveraged ETFs among retail investors, to institutional futures and total return swaps, and right up to

``` At a crucial juncture where large AI models are shifting from a “technological arms race” to full-on “commercialization,” control over inference costs may already have become the core variable determining a company’s profitability and market pricing power. According to the latest report by The Information, OpenAI engineers have successfully

``` The Trump family has reaped over $500 million in profits from their cryptocurrency business over the past year, all amid relaxed crypto regulations and the termination of lawsuits against major industry players under their leadership, raising controversies about conflicts of interest. On June 30, according to the annual financial disclosure

``` U.S. chip stocks posted historic gains in the first half of 2026, but not everyone benefited from the feast. Nvidia, the leading AI chipmaker, has risen only about 7% this year, ranking at the bottom among semiconductor index constituents—a stark contrast to the overall sector’s exuberance. As

``` American retail investors are taking real action to distance themselves from their once-beloved tech giants. The once-popular "Magnificent Seven" (Mag 7) trading frenzy is fading, with retail participation falling to a four-year low, and funds are quietly flowing into ETFs, cryptocurrencies, and even prediction markets, among broader speculative