Joe Weisenthal

Here is another company in which the numbers just don't look right.

And you think that one day the people are going to discover that and it'll go to zero.

Maybe, you know, a theoretical open AI IPO could be the top.

Maybe, you know, who knows, etc.

Can you be a professional short seller but not be sort of temperamentally bearish?

Do people conflate bearishness with proclivity to short?

It doesn't feel like there's many rules these days.

Let's pivot a little bit because you're also interested and deeply knowledgeable in investing in probably the world's most interesting and exciting stock market, which is Korea, which is interesting, I think, for two reasons.

One, because of the chips, and we know they're making a ton of money from AI, but also just sort of changes in corporate governance and attitudes towards the stock market period.

What should everyone know about how the Korean stock market works?

Yeah.

So you're finally going to join the party.

Punish companies for being too cheap.

So you talk about this generational change.

Is it true what they say about Korean retail traders?

They have a reputation for they really like to place bets.

That's what people talk about online.

Is that true about the trading public in Korea?

This is what the reputation is.

Yeah.