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On the afternoon of the 12th, the KOSPI index dropped by more than 1%, giving a 3100 line. While individuals are making net purchases of 1.7 trillion won alone, institutions and foreigners have started selling together. In particular, the agency is recording net sales of over 1 trillion won following the previous day. The KOSDAQ is also down.
Last night, the US New York stock market fell all at once following the opening of profit-taking sales. However, after-hours, the New York Stock Market futures index is on a slight rise.
As of 1:7 pm on the day, the KOSPI is recording 3098.04, down 50.41 points (p) (1.60%) from the closing price of the previous day (11th). Institutions and foreigners are net selling 1,2405 billion won and 492 billion won, respectively, and individuals alone are net buying 1.7492 trillion won.
Of the top 10 KOSPI market capitalization stocks, all stocks except Celltrion (0.80%) are falling. Samsung Electronics, the leader in market capitalization, which settled in ‘90,000 Electronics’ the day before, fell below 90,000 won. The decline rate was highest in the order of SK Hynix (-3.76%), Samsung Biologics (-3.66%), and LG Chem (-3.61%).
By industry, securities (-3.58%), transportation equipment (-2.82%), and service industries (-2.17%) declined, while paper and wood (3.38%), medical precision (1.17%), and textiles (0.73%) fell. It is rising.
The KOSDAQ is pointing at 971.00, down 5.63p (0.58%) compared to the previous day. Institutions and foreigners are net selling 1121 billion won and 92.2 billion won, respectively, and individuals are net buying 2205 billion won alone.
Among the top 10 stocks by KOSDAQ market cap, SK Materials (-3.72%), Ecopro BM (-3.26%), Celltrion Healthcare (-1.73%) fell, while CJ ENM (3.38%), Pearl Abyss (1.96%), and Seegene (1.78%) and others are on the rise.
By industry, communication equipment (-1.74%), general electrical and electronic equipment (-1.38%), machinery and equipment (-1.25%) declined, while broadcasting services (2.19%), entertainment and culture (1.88%), and communication broadcasting service (1.73%) and so on.
Seo Sang-young, a researcher at Kiwoom Securities, diagnosed, “Despite an active net purchase by individuals, profit-taking sales were opened and the decline was widening around large-cap stocks that led the recent rise.