The only thing to believe is Samsung Electronics This year’s yield of 47 ants bought more than 14 trillion

Samsung scams blown to Samsung office building in Seocho-gu, Seoul.  Photo = Yonhap News

Samsung scams blown to Samsung office building in Seocho-gu, Seoul. Photo = Yonhap News

Samsung Electronics was a popular item among individual investors this year. Their net purchase of Samsung Electronics reached 1.47 trillion won and a return of 47%.

According to the Korea Exchange on the 28th, until the 24th of this year, individuals net bought Samsung Electronics of 8,966.9 billion won, the most among domestic listed companies.

The second place in net purchase also bought 5,7174 trillion won in Samsung Electronics’ preferred stock. Together, the two stocks recorded a total net purchase of 14,6843 billion won.

The yield was also found to be good. When individual investors divide the net purchase amount of Samsung Electronics by the net purchase amount, the average purchase price is about 53,000 won. This is 46.7% higher than the closing price on the 24th (7,800 won). Samsung Electronics Woo rose 36.1%.

When individuals look at Samsung Electronics’ stock sales this year, they have a buying advantage except in June, July, and November. Samsung Electronics Woo maintained its net buying trend except for the month of July.

Even in March, which was in a market of fear of the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), it contributed to the share price rebound by net purchase of a whopping 4,9587 billion won.

Recently, Samsung Electronics is looking for expectations for the memory semiconductor industry and special dividends for next year. This month, Samsung Electronics Woo ranked first and second with net purchases of 1,762.9 billion won and 1,637.5 billion won of Samsung Electronics.

Next to Samsung Electronics, Hyundai Motor Company (2,623.8 billion won), Naver (2,1956 billion won), Kakao (1,379 trillion won), Shinhan Holdings (1.27 trillion won), and Celltrion Healthcare (1,185.2 billion won) are individuals. It was in the 7th place in net buying.

When looking at individual returns, Hyundai Motor (51.6%) was higher than the KOSPI index (27.7%). Celltrion Healthcare (58.7%) also performed better than the KOSDAQ index (38.6%).

On the other hand, Shinhan Holdings (12.2%), Naver (7.6%), and Kakao (2.1%) recorded profits that were less than the index growth rate.

Individuals showed negative returns on SK Biopharm (-12.3%), Kakao Games (-27.1%), and Big Hit (-37.4%), which heated up the public offering market this year.

Individuals bought Kakao Games worth 644.1 billion won this year. This is the 11th largest net purchase size among listed companies. SK Biopharm and Big Hit bought 4403 billion won and 4191 billion won, respectively. The two stocks also ranked in the top of individual net buying. However, the average purchase price of individual Kakao Games was about 62,100 won, exceeding the closing price (45,250 won) on the 24th. The same goes for SK Biopharm (purchase amount 19,900 won, stock price 171,000 won) and Big Hit (purchase amount 252300 won, stock price 158,000 won).

Although the enthusiasm of investors in the IPO process continued to the beginning of the listing, it can be interpreted that the stock price has been sideways amid controversy over the release of mandatory holdings and overvaluation by institutions.

SK Biopharm’s stock price surged at the beginning of the listing, as the initial price of the listing was determined to be twice the public offering price and then closed at the upper limit for three consecutive days. However, the closing price has been below 200,000 won since it ended at 205,500 won on July 10.

Kakao Games has drawn a downward curve after recording 89,000 won during the intraday on September 14, the third day of listing. In the case of Big Hit, the first day of listing (258,000 won) was the highest point based on the closing price.

Among these, individuals who have led the stock market with net purchases of 63,555.7 billion won in the stock market and KOSDAQ market this year are expected to lead the stock market next year.

Reporter Jo Ara [email protected]

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