What’s happening to Samsung Electronics? ‘Institutions sold over 3 trillion won at the beginning of the year’

2024-01-14 05:14:58

Since the beginning of the year, institutional investors have continued to be net sellers in the domestic stock market, pouring in a barrage of listings. While institutions sold Samsung Electronics, they are attracting attention by purchasing SK Hynix.

According to the Korea Exchange on the 14th, KOSPI closed at 2,525.05, down 15.22 points (0.60%) from the previous trading day on the 12th, the most recent trading day. It fell 4.90% from the closing price at the end of last year (December 28, 2,655.28).

The institution recorded net selling for 8 consecutive trading days from the 2nd to the 12th, the opening day of this year, except for the first day. In particular, KRW 6.2681 trillion was sold over 7 trading days from the 3rd when the selling began to the 11th when following-hours trading was counted. On the 11th, there was a net sale of 3.0297 trillion won, with sales exceeding 3 trillion won.

During this period, institutions sold Samsung Electronics the most in terms of amount. Net sales amounted to 3.0985 trillion won.

Next, POSCO Holdings (KRW 1.6758 trillion), ‘TIGER MSCI Korea TR’ (KRW 1.1057 trillion), SK Innovation (KRW 758.7 billion), and ‘TIGER China electric vehicle SOLACTIVE’ (KRW 710.9 billion) were net sold in that order.

On the other hand, the stock purchased the most by institutional investors was SK Hynix.

In terms of value, the net purchase amount was 1.0561 trillion won.

Next, net purchases were made in that order: ‘KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X’ (KRW 892.4 billion), ‘KODEX KOSDAQ 150 Leverage’ (KRW 667.7 billion), KB Financial Group (KRW 573.5 billion), and Samsung Electro-Mechanics (KRW 485.1 billion).
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