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There is also a company called Core Scientific. Its stock price has plummeted. Personally, Core Scientific was my pick. My loss is already at 60%. I keep getting texts saying my loss is increasing. Didn't you do anything? >> I didn't know it would go up to 60% either. You can imagine how sleepless I

must have been. So, I held onto this part more and wondered why it was falling. Actually, the Center Director is more of a research director at the AI Center than a stock expert, and I should have introduced this and explained it to you, but perhaps because you were so stuck with it, you

are releasing it through the Dolban. >> But wait, a -60%drop means you should be closing it down. Does that mean you have that much faith in it? >> Ah, well, I mean, but of course...Oh, hello, >> Doctor. Hello. It's been a while since we >> had you here. The market isn't good these days, is it? A

>> very heartbreaking situation continues right now. Hmm, >> I think those who invested, especially in Samsung Electronics or SK Hynix, must be deeply wounded emotionally. I may not be able to give you a clear-cut answer on that, but I think it is necessary for you to gain a deeper and more fundamental understanding of the

current situation. Yes. >> That is precisely the Core Eve crisis that has been ongoing since last week. >> Yes. In fact, I have mentioned several times elsewhere, on broadcasts, or in presentations, that the AI bubble is likely to face significant shaking due to the financial crisis. The same applies to railroads; the US financial

crisis occurred between 1873 and 1900. Although corporate entities originated in the Netherlands in the past, the concept of corporate bonds, which we hold today, actually took on its significance for the first time during the railroad era. While the government built railroads in Korea, in the UK and the US, they were initially built by