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Daily Pulse: August 3, 2026
Retail absorbed KRW 4.65T (~$3.26B) alone as foreign and institutional investors both sold. One session after the largest foreign inflow in this market’s history, the flow reversed.
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Retail absorbed KRW 4.65T (~$3.26B) alone as foreign and institutional investors both sold. One session after the largest foreign inflow in this market’s history, the flow reversed.
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KOSPI +2.52% | KOSDAQ +5.47% | Foreign net sell KRW 330B (~$219M), top three foreign purchases: Samsung Electronics, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Samsung Electronics preferred shares The Number That Matters KRW 1.13T (~$751M). That is what institutions deployed into a falling-foreign session to lift the KOSPI 2.52%. Foreign
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Foreign capital bought Samsung Electronics (+$160M) harder than the entire KOSPI (+$131M net), with institutions confirming (+$776M). But foreign futures still sit at zero.
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KOSPI fell 5.35% and foreign investors turned net buyers for the first time in 14 sessions — but half of it was SK Hynix, with zero futures and matching institutional selling.
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Samsung posted a record Q2 and the KOSPI fell 4.91% to 7,656. Foreign capital sold a thirteenth straight session — buying substrates, not Samsung.
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KOSPI -0.46% | KOSDAQ -2.46% | Retail absorbed KRW 2.68T (~$1.8B) alone, nearly matching combined foreign and institutional selling The Number That Matters KRW 2.68T (~$1.8B). That is what retail deployed today to absorb combined foreign and institutional selling of KRW 2.8T (~$1.8B). The
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KOSPI +5.76% | KOSDAQ +0.19% | A 440-point rally with no net buyer FACT. SK Hynix rose roughly 10.9% even as the Philadelphia semiconductor index fell 5.44%. The two names that drove the move, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, about 35% of KOSPI weight, never appeared on
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KOSPI –7.89 percent to 7,648.09 on the second Black session in eleven days. Foreign KRW 5.13T out, retail KRW 5.40T in — but foreign's top-five buy list carries under 6 percent of KOSPI 200 weight. The composition is the tell.
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# Daily Pulse, July 1, 2026 KOSPI -2.04% | KOSDAQ +1.44% | SOX +3.92%, Foreign and Institutional Both Sold; Retail Absorbed Alone Market Summary KRW 1.74 trillion (~$1.1B). That is what retail investors deployed into a falling KOSPI today, the only buyer in a session where foreign capital
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# Daily Pulse, June 30, 2026 KOSPI +0.97% | KOSDAQ -0.48% | Foreign Net Sell KRW 3.82T (~$2.5B), Eight Consecutive Sessions, Index Still Rises Market Summary Eight consecutive sessions of foreign net selling. KRW 3.82 trillion (~$2.5B) extracted today alone. The KOSPI closed at 8,476.48,
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# Daily Pulse, June 29, 2026 KOSPI -0.20% | KOSDAQ +8.13% | KRW 518T (~$336B) Capex Announced, Foreign Sold KRW 7.69T (~$5.0B) Anyway Market Summary KRW 7.69 trillion (~$5.0B). That is what foreign investors sold from Korean equities on Monday, and the KOSPI fell 0.20%. On
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# Daily Pulse, June 26, 2026 KOSPI -5.81% | KOSDAQ -4.10% | KRW 8.43T (~$5.5B), Smart Money Sold. Retail Caught It. Again. The Number That Matters KRW 8.43T (~$5.5B). That is the combined foreign and institutional net sell on Friday, and retail absorbed KRW 8.19T (~$5.