2024-02-24 22:11:24
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Entered2024.02.25 07:11 Modified2024.02.25 08:53
Ants bet 230 billion won on ‘Decision Day D-1’ plunge
Ahead of the announcement of the corporate value up program on the 26th
“Sell on the news” Investment in Tree Frog
Intensive purchase of KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X
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The stock market is buzzing ahead of the announcement of details of the government’s ‘Corporate Value Up Program’ on the 26th. Individual investors are mainly predicting that a sharp decline will occur in online cafes. As the saying goes, ‘sell on the news,’ this is from the perspective that when the detailed plan is announced, both disappointing and profit-taking listings can pour in at the same time. Exchange traded funds (ETFs), which bet on a decline in the index, were also purchased intensively. According to the Korea Exchange on the 25th, individuals made a net purchase of 228.1 billion won worth of ‘KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X’ ETF this month. It was the second most purchased stock following Naver and Samsung Electronics during this period. It was by far the best among ETF products.
KODEX 200 Futures Inverse 2X is an inverse ETF that bets on the decline of the KOSPI 200 index. It is called ‘multiply inverse’ among individual investors because it is possible to earn a profit of regarding twice the amount of the index decline.
Gobbus ETF is easier to trade than short selling, which invests in the decline of individual stocks. Another advantage is that because it is based on indexes rather than individual stocks, there is relatively less information asymmetry and the risk is low. However, it is an extremely high-risk product that can double your money if the index rises unexpectedly. In addition to Gobverse, individuals also made net purchases of ‘KODEX Inverse’ and ‘Samsung Inverse 2X KOSDAQ 150 Futures ETN’ worth KRW 41.2 billion and KRW 35.7 billion, respectively. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance Choi Sang-mok is speaking at a press conference held at the Sejong Government Complex on the 16th. . Yonhap News The final plan to be announced by the government is expected to include a plan for the Korea Exchange to recommend that listed companies announce corporate value improvement plans. A proposal is being discussed for listed companies to suggest price-to-book ratio (PBR) or return on equity (ROE) targets in accordance with exchange guidelines. It is known that the Ministry of Strategy and Finance is also considering tax benefits for companies that increase dividends.
Experts’ views on the future market outlook are also mixed. The CEO of a hedge fund management company said, “If the details of the value-up program are released at the level reported so far, there will be a lot of disappointing listings,” and “Unless unexpected and unconventional incentives come out, it is highly likely that it will be a bear market.” On the other hand, Cha So-yoon, manager of BNK Asset Management, said, “We may not be able to give everything on the first drink, but through the corporate value up program, we will be able to improve the limitations of the Korean stock market and find attractive investment opportunities in the value stock sector,” adding, “As follow-up measures continue, we will be able to improve the limitations of the Korean stock market and find attractive investment opportunities in the value stock sector. “Like the Japanese stock market, the KOSPI index will also trend upward,” he predicted.
Unlike individuals who started ‘selling’ worth 8 trillion won this month, foreign investors are driving up the index by making net purchases worth 7 trillion won this month. Ahn Hyeong-jin, CEO of Billion Fold Asset Management, said, “It is foreigners who raised the KOSPI index this month, and the supply and demand of individuals is already very empty,” adding, “Due to the nature of foreign funds targeting mid- to long-term profits, the market is unlikely to shake up much on the day of the announcement.” said.
ETF experts advise that Gobbus products are not suitable as long-term investment products. This is because management fees are high and rollover (costs incurred in the process of replacing monthly futures products) occurs. The head of the ETF management team at an asset management company said, “Advanced individual investors who keep a close eye on macroeconomic trends mainly use inverse products.” He added, “After closely observing the market situation, we aim for short-term returns when an event that may shock the index is expected. “It is good to invest,” he said.
Reporter Choi Man-soo [email protected]
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