75.8% (9438 people) of participants said they will increase the share by investing in stocks next year. In particular, interest in stocks in developed countries (31.9%) and domestic (29.9%) was hot, and the willingness to invest in emerging countries (14%) was relatively low. The promising industries they chose for next year were pharmaceuticals, bios, and semiconductors, with 23% each. The positive outlook for the secondary battery and display sector (20%, 2458 people) was also outstanding. A whopping 66% of responses were focused on the high-tech industry alone.
Samsung Securities added meaning to the survey results that the level of personal information has been leveled upward. This is because the results were not very different from the survey conducted by experts. Last week, when Samsung Securities surveyed 487 CEOs and chief financial officers, about 64.6% said they would increase their share of stock investment.
The conference held on the 19th was broadcast live on YouTube for 3 hours. The interest of investors was so hot that the number of concurrent users reached 5,000. This means that investors are actively engaged in information collection and investment education through the YouTube channel. Sang-Hoon Kim, Senior Vice President of Digital Marketing, Samsung Securities, said, “Video channels, led by YouTube, are rapidly replacing general information search portals.” “He said.
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