Retail investor frenzy shifts from secondary batteries to superconductor industry A photo of LK-99, a compound that a group of Korean researchers claim has superconductivity, provided by Kim Hyun-tak, one of the co-authors of the research (Screenshot from YouTube) Stock prices of superconductor-themed shares rebounded Monday, backed by a retail investor frenzy as Korean researchers claimed to have created a game-changing room-temperature superconductor technology.After experiencing a slight dip on Friday, stock prices of firms related to the superconductor industry bounced back on Monday, following a rally from last week after the Quantum Energy Research Centre said it discovered a room-temperature superconductor called LK-99 on July 22.
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