The South Korean stock market fell significantly on Tuesday, and the pre-surge semiconductor plate became the main source of pressure. KOSPI and KOSDAQ triggers the smelting, indicating that the funds are withdrawn after successive increases and that the market mood is significantly weaker than on the previous day.
Foreign direct sales of chip weights
In one case, the SK Hercules fell by 6.5 percent and the Tristar electronics by 5.5 percent. On the previous trading day, the SK Hercules market value had just exceeded the market value of Tristar electronics, becoming the highest market value company in Korea, which also reflected the faster rate of warming of previous transactions of AI chips.
According to Bloomberg, foreign investment nets more than 2 trillion won on Tuesday ' s morning drive, about $1.3 billion. By contrast, there has been a small increase in the availability of bulk funds, which has not been able to reverse the downward trend.
- KOSPI dropped 6%
- Foreign investment nets over 2 trillion won.
- SK Hercules has been up eight trading days in a row.
Turn back the pressure when it goes up.
Before the current round fell, KOSPI had only two days of the last seven trading days. The market had previously continued to build up around the AI hardware chain, valuations and emotions were at a high level, and back-to-back pressures were released in a single day.
The chief investment officer of Eugene Asset Management, Sha Sigan, stated that the centrepiece of the sale was the closure of the round, which had previously been severely overpurchased. At the same time, the silo of the diaspora through high-leverage financing also magnifies the decline in the portfolio.
South Korea has been one of the world ' s strongest stock markets this year, with high volatility. Leverage ETF, linked to the chip unit, is considered to have further amplified the plate shock.
America's Treasure is a follow-up focus.
The market is looking at this week's American Light Science and Technology News as an important observation point for the next phase. Pepperstone strategist Dilin Wu believes that the light performance will have a direct impact on the expectations of Samsung electrons and SK Hercules, and on the sustainability of the AI hardware chain.
The Republic of Korea regulatory hierarchy has also begun to pay attention to fluctuations in related products. On Monday, the director of the Korea Financial Supervisory Authority, Lee Qianjin, stated that the regulator regretted the policy of liberalizing the high-risk leverage ETF and was studying market stabilization measures to curb the sharp fluctuations in the ETF associated with tracking Samsung electronics and SK Hercules.