$KORU 🚨The real battle between bulls and bears in the Korean market: foreign investors are selling aggressively, while Korean institutions are stepping in!
On October 15, the KOSPI plunged **7.57%** to 5,554.22 points. Samsung Electronics fell **9.5%**, SK hynix dropped **11.1%**, and foreign investors recorded net sales of around **3.6 trillion won** in a single day!
October 13 was even more dramatic: foreign investors recorded net sales of around **4.52 trillion won**, while Korean institutions recorded net purchases of around **1.69 trillion won**.
Today, October 19, the KOSPI opened sharply lower, down **3.17%** at 5,488.41 points, but then quickly recovered.
Data as of 9:12 a.m. Korea time:
🔹Foreign investors: net purchases of around **157.1 billion won**
🔹Institutions: net purchases of around **215.5 billion won**
This shows that buyers are indeed stepping in at lower levels.
But there’s an obvious caveat: foreign investors sold **3–4 trillion won** worth of shares in recent days, while this morning’s inflows were only in the hundreds of billions. The difference is enormous.
So what really matters for the Korean market next isn’t a single candlestick, but:
👉 Will foreign investors resume selling at the trillion-won level?
👉 Will Korean institutions and pension funds continue adding to their positions?
👉 Can Samsung and SK hynix stop falling?
If foreign investors keep returning and institutions continue buying, the Korean market could see a strong rebound. But if foreign investors pull out on a large scale again, Korean institutions may not be able to absorb the selling.
**The most important data to watch next: foreign investors’ net purchases and sales.**
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On October 15, the KOSPI plunged **7.57%** to 5,554.22 points. Samsung Electronics fell **9.5%**, SK hynix dropped **11.1%**, and foreign investors recorded net sales of around **3.6 trillion won** in a single day!
October 13 was even more dramatic: foreign investors recorded net sales of around **4.52 trillion won**, while Korean institutions recorded net purchases of around **1.69 trillion won**.
Today, October 19, the KOSPI opened sharply lower, down **3.17%** at 5,488.41 points, but then quickly recovered.
Data as of 9:12 a.m. Korea time:
🔹Foreign investors: net purchases of around **157.1 billion won**
🔹Institutions: net purchases of around **215.5 billion won**
This shows that buyers are indeed stepping in at lower levels.
But there’s an obvious caveat: foreign investors sold **3–4 trillion won** worth of shares in recent days, while this morning’s inflows were only in the hundreds of billions. The difference is enormous.
So what really matters for the Korean market next isn’t a single candlestick, but:
👉 Will foreign investors resume selling at the trillion-won level?
👉 Will Korean institutions and pension funds continue adding to their positions?
👉 Can Samsung and SK hynix stop falling?
If foreign investors keep returning and institutions continue buying, the Korean market could see a strong rebound. But if foreign investors pull out on a large scale again, Korean institutions may not be able to absorb the selling.
**The most important data to watch next: foreign investors’ net purchases and sales.**
#KOSPI #KORU每日3倍做多韩国ETF #韩国股市 #三星电子 #SK海力士