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Did China's DRAM announcement just crash the KOSPI? A single plan from a Chinese chipmaker sent shockwaves through the market, triggering a rare sell-side sidecar for the first time in two months.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, along with chip stocks on Wall Street, experienced significant drops. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index and Micron saw considerable declines, mirroring the losses in South Korea.

This market reaction underscores the growing anxiety surrounding the future profitability of major chipmakers. Even a planned launch, without proven mass production capability, caused considerable volatility.

Adding to the pressure, foreign investors have been net sellers of Korean stocks for six consecutive sessions, leading to a steep decline in the KOSPI. The compounding fears of China's technological catch-up and sustained foreign selling have investors on edge.

Will the KOSPI find a bottom, or is this just the beginning of further declines? The semiconductor industry is at a critical juncture.

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00:00China only announced a DRAM launch, and the Kospi collapsed.
00:04It even triggered a sell-side sidecar for the first time in two months,
00:07after Chinese chipmaker CXMT said it will release next-generation server DRAM by year-end.
00:13Warning lights came on for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
00:17Chip stocks wobbled on Wall Street, too.
00:20The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 2.67%, and Micron dropped 3.88%.
00:26At home, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
00:30Fell 3-4% early in the session.
00:32In the end, a sell-side sidecar was triggered on the Kospi.
00:36As Kospi 200 futures plunged, program selling orders were suspended for five minutes.
00:42But what matters is that China has not yet proven it can mass-produce.
00:47Shares wobbled on a launch plan alone, which shows how much anxiety
00:51over chipmakers' future profits has grown.
00:54On top of that, foreign investors have been net sellers
00:57of Korean stocks for six straight sessions,
00:59The Kospi has fallen nearly 9% over the past four sessions.
01:04With fears of China's catch-up, now compounded by foreign selling,
01:07all eyes are on whether the Kospi can stop falling further.
01:10The Kospi 200-4% over the past four sessions are on whether the Kospi is a good one.
01:10The Kospi 200-4% over the past four sessions are on whether the Kospi is a good one.

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