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Elon Musk’s South Korean Shout-Out: Tesla Stock Soars in Seoul

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted a picture on social media combining the South Korean flag and the Tesla logo. This was in response to a post stating that Korean investors hold the most Tesla stock.

On Monday, Teslaeconomics, an account dedicated to sharing news about Tesla, reported that Elon Musk had posted a comment referring to Koreans as “smart people.”

This statement was made in response to a post on the account noting that “Tesla is the most held stock by Koreans.” Musk also included an image that merged the South Korean flag with the Tesla logo.

Meanwhile, according to the Korea Securities Depository, as of the 4th, domestic investors held about $1.5 billion worth of Tesla stock, reclaiming the top spot for foreign stock holdings that Nvidia had previously held.

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