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I mean heres ewy (another south korean etf) and it bounced back nicely after the collapse. What am i missing? Why did ewy bounce and kf rot in hell?

>>1259091
Look at the differences between them. I haven't looked at this at all but the most likely reason is large vs smaller caps. Or currency hedged.

>>1259297
could u explain? i had a frontal noobotomy

>>1259091
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/19/AR2005091901603.html

Read slowly.

>>1259478
That was juvenile and didnt really answer my question but thanks anywho

>>1259701
I told you to read slowly you fucktard.
It is complicated. An outside investor forced them to sell assets. Hence the decreased price now.

i see OP didn't printscreen because he didn't want to print the whole screen. very clever use of technology there. i'll have a use for my phonecam now. thanks OP. normally i would print screen and then have to scan the whole thing in again. what a mess. this is a revelation.

>>1259808
>>1259815
I just to a pic of my laptop screen.
Also ^ i still dont understand how that would cause one stock to bounce like a basketball and onother to get infested with maggots,,, literally in the dirt since 2009. How the fuck can that be a result related to the 5 percent cost difference on closed market etfs explained in the article? 5 percent difference and 1200 % difference is due to the same cause?

>>1259905
You are hopeless.

>>1259905
The korean company never recoverd the assets / production (value) and samsung did

>>1259905
You are incredibly fucking dense mate

>>1259091

Read the fucking article and understand what the fund does, also notice the little 1:10 split marker in your chart (the little S).

There's this thing on Windows called the "snipping tool", which lets you drag a portion of the screen and it saves a picture of it.

Another option is pressing printscreen and then pasting in paint, and cut out the part you want to save and show people.