According to Korean media reports, as the Korea Composite Stock Price Index has fluctuated sharply since July, even investors' deposits, which serve as a pool of funds to watch the stock market, are rapidly declining. Last month, the average daily deposit size of investors plummeted by nearly 20 trillion won from the previous month. This level is about 10 trillion won less than in March of this year. At the time, KOSPI went through a round of adjustments due to the outbreak of military conflict between the US and Iran. According to data released by the Korea Financial Investment Association on the 3rd, as of the 30th of last month, the day the KOSPI index hit a phased low, the amount of investor deposits was 104.6584 trillion won. Compared to the record high of 139.6948 trillion won on June 4, it was reduced by more than 35 trillion won in just two months. Investor deposit refers to funds that investors deposit into a securities company account to buy stocks. The larger the pool of funds, the more likely it is that market liquidity will increase. When deposits decrease, the market's supply and demand momentum will inevitably weaken.

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