J.P. Morgan Chase pointed out in its latest report that judging from the stock price level and trading indicators, Korean stocks are already quite cheap, but buyers who are willing to continue to increase their positions are disappearing. J.P. Morgan pointed out that the obvious slowdown in the repurchase of shares by listed companies is an important reason for the decline in Korean stocks. Since late August, buybacks have been the main force holding back the market, but Samsung Electronics has completed the repurchase plan, and SK Hynix's buyback is nearing completion. At the same time, foreign capital continues to be sold, and local South Korean institutions are less willing to buy. Since there are already many bearish bets on these funds, and the stock price has clearly fallen too far, conditions for a short-term rebound are being formed. However, overall funding remains weak. Investors who focus on long-term holdings seem to be still waiting for market fluctuations to subside before entering the market.

J.P. Morgan Chase pointed out in its latest report that judging from the stock price level and trading indicators, Korean stocks are already quite cheap, but buyers who are willing to continue to increase their positions are disappearing. J.P. Morgan Chase pointed out that the obvious slowdown in the repurchase of shares by listed companies is an important reason for the decline in Korean stocks. Since late August, buybacks have been the main force holding back the market, but Samsung Electronics has completed the repurchase plan, and SK Hynix's buyback is nearing completion. At the same time, foreign capital continues to be sold, and local South Korean institutions are less willing to buy. Since there are already many bearish bets on these funds, and the stock price has clearly fallen too far, conditions for a short-term rebound are being formed. However, overall funding remains weak. Investors who focus on long-term holdings seem to be still waiting for market fluctuations to subside before entering the market.