KOSPI Outlook and ETF Investment Trends
On the 12th, the KOSPI index closed at 2867.75, down 0.82% from the previous day. Institutional investors mainly purchased Samsung Electronics and KODEX Leverage products, whereas individual investors placed bets on a decline by buying KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X. Despite projections for a rising KOSPI in the latter half of the year, individual investors continue to adopt strategies betting on a downward movement.
Recently, securities firms have forecast the KOSPI index could surpass 3000 points. However, individual investors continue to buy 'KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X' ETFs as a hedge against possible downturns. Despite experiencing losses, individual investors are employing additional purchasing strategies to lower their average buying price, contrasting with institutional investors who are betting on a rising market. Experts expect that while temporary corrections may occur, the long-term trend will likely remain upward.
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"3000 Points? Forget it, Going for Leverage" - Retail Investors Betting on a Decline, While Institutions Say "Further Rise" - Financial News[Financial News] While the KOSPI index hit its highest point of the year on the 11th, raising expectations for the '3000 era', it has been observed that institutions are betting on an 'additional rise' while individual investors are betting on a 'decline'. Institutions bought 'KODEX Leverage' the most after Samsung Electronics. On the 12th, the KOSPI appeared to be taking a breather due to the impact of the previous day's US New York stock market. On the 11th (local time)..
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