Meaning of "Jongtobang"
A term referring to stock discussion forums on portals such as Naver Finance, denoting a space where investors’ joys, sorrows, and the highs and lows of their emotions converge, along with their overheated sentiment
"Everyone’s been talking about Jongtobang lately, saying that rumors spread faster than actual results these days."
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