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Crushed by Kospi Rout, Angry Koreans Rip Lee and Vow Not to Buy
South Korea's retail traders, known for risk-taking, are shaken by July's sharp decline in the Kospi, revealing their limited tolerance for volatility. Angry traders are criticizing Lee and threatening to avoid purchases.
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