It was found that high-income owners poured out their money from selling real estate to the stock market, boosting the breakthrough of the KOSPI 3000 line. The so-called’money move’ phenomenon of subtracting bank deposits or real estate sales funds and putting them into the stock market is becoming more evident among high-value asset prices.
According to data obtained exclusively through Samsung Securities by Maeil Economic Daily on the 24th, 19.1% (97) of 508 customers who transferred more than 1 billion won at a time to a brokerage account as of 2020 They replied that it was prepared through the sale. It accounted for the largest share after financial assets (48%), more than doubled compared to 8.5% (16 people) in 2019. In short, it means that the phenomenon of selling real estate and investing in stocks is accelerating.
What’s eye-catching is that the number of people who deposited more than 1 billion won into a brokerage account at a time has increased significantly from 189 in 2019 to 508 last year. These high-value assets amounted to 3,100 billion won, which was put into the account of a securities company last year. In particular, 44% of the people said they would invest the funds currently in the bank into stocks in the future.
The estimated average investment per capita was about 2.3 billion won. 17 people said they would invest more than 10 billion won in stock market. There were also two people who answered more than 20 billion won. Bank deposits, a representative safe asset, as well as funds flowing from the real estate market to the stock market are increasing significantly. In particular, as individual investors have been buying more than 14 trillion won in net purchases in the securities market alone this year, the inflow of funds to the stock market is expected to steepen.
Meanwhile, 65.3% of high-value asset prices were found to be investing directly in domestic and foreign stocks. 44.0% were investing in domestic stocks and 21.3% in foreign stocks. In addition, many people invested in bonds (13.0%), alternative investments (6.9%) and funds (4.9%).
Hye-jin Baek, head of SNI strategy at Samsung Securities, said, “Recently, the entry of high-value asset owners into the stock market is not a short-term trend, but as a major asset growth tool.” There is” he explained.
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