Naver was unable to escape the impact of a sharp decline in the domestic stock market on the 28th, giving up most of the previous trading day's gains and falling back to the 210,000 won level. Market attention is now focused on whether a rebound is possible in the 29th's trading session.

According to the Korea Exchange on the 28th, Naver finished trading at 210,000 won, down 6.67% from the previous trading day. Naver had shown strong performance in the regular session on the 27th, surging 17,500 won (+8.43%) on positive news including Nvidia's strategic investment, but gave up those gains in just one day.

On this day, both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets posted sharp declines as investment sentiment contracted rapidly. With intraday sidecars and circuit breakers even being triggered, market volatility was maximized, and selling pressure poured across the broader market including large-cap tech stocks, leaving Naver unable to break free from the downward trend.

Some analysts attribute the stock price decline largely to the expansion of risk-averse sentiment that spread across the broader stock market.

Regarding the future direction of the stock price, whether it will undergo further adjustments amid market volatility or stage a rebound after the plunge is cited as a short-term variable, with the direction of the 29th's session drawing keen attention.

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