Today, Samsung fell about 5~6%, while
Hynix fell 11% and SK Square fell 13%.
It seems that there wasn't a big difference between Samsung and Hynix in this index decline,
but if you think about it, it seems like the two companies will be distinguished from each other when Hynix announces its second-quarter earnings.
Hynix raised a whopping 40 trillion won through ADR listing, but there was not a single word about shareholder return in the quarterly earnings announcement.
Moreover, yesterday they resorted to another trick of listing subsidiaries, diluting the value of Hynix's parent stock.
If you think about it calmly, even if I am a small ant investor who doesn't hold it for a few weeks, this is upsetting and feels like my rights as a small shareholder are being violated.
When the stock price was rising, I didn't think much about dividends or anything like that (in fact, I don't understand those who say they only do death struggles in this kind of situation), but in a situation like now where the stock price is plummeting, shouldn't shareholder-friendly gestures be made?
The government should stop talking about excess profit distribution and 52-hour workweeks, remember its stance from the beginning of the year, and come up with solutions to address these issues.
Why are we struggling in a stock market where shareholder returns are lower than bank interest?
