u/the-doctor-is-real

Copying the article so y'all can read without clicking...

"The Kospi plunges below the 8,000 mark on June 8, 2026. A circuit breaker — a 20-minute halt in trading — was triggered by the Korea Exchange just minutes after.

The Korean bourse Kospi nosedived over 8 percent within minutes of opening Monday morning, following the crash in U.S. semiconductor stocks over the weekend.

The Kospi opened at 8,048.09 on Monday morning, down 1.38 percent from the previous session. Then it plunged below the 8,000 mark to stand at 7,551.89 as of 9:03 a.m. — 8.68 percent lower than the previous trading session.

The Korea Exchange issued a circuit breaker — a 20-minute break on trading —  shortly after stocks fell.

The crash mirrored a major fall in the New York stock market, where large tech stocks took a downward turn amid the semiconductor shock and rate hike fears.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 1.35 percent lower on Friday, while the S&P 500 lost 2.64 percent. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite shed 4.18 percent."

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NOTE-

- "The Korean bourse" refers to the Korea Exchange (KRX),

- At the time of typing this, it has dropped to 7,494.09.

I share this here because,

1- stock news about a halt in trading in South Korea should be investigated by those who know more (and there are plenty that know more about it here than I do)

2- I wonder if news of Gamestop's acquiring 9% of ebay had any relation to hedgies selling off semi-conductor shares to prop themselves up

3- Please do remember that I literally ate crayons not long ago, so take anything I wrote here with a grain of salt.

I buy. I hold. I like to move it, move it!

I only just learned there are official Lego train sets. Have any of you built them, and if so how are they? Any issues with the electric parts?

I remembered Holyland earlier, and how it taught bits of fighting, so I was wondering what other stories actually taught...I forgot the one that actually taught how to cook, with recipes and commentary.

Reach out to your Local for information.

Perhaps I missed something, but last I heard was things were starting to heat up, how both games were releasing and now...nothing?

Were they both good, one better than the other, or both so bad no one talks about them anymore?

A restaurant depot had a sale on diced frozen tuna for poke, so I bought it and made some today. I used some kewpie mayo, teriyaki sauce, shredded carrot, corn, furikake flakes, seaweed salad, and for something different...some heirloom rice ( I advise against it, the texture felt weird). If I had remembered to buy it, i would have had either some avocado or quac in it too.

While cleaning up, I wondered what else would/could be added and naturally thought to ask y'all.

What's in your poke bowl?

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Or maybe about an underdog that rises up. In English, please.

Or maybe about an underdog that rises up. In English, please.

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I mean, would 3 Warriors raise defence by 9%, or only 3% ?

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