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Individuals, foreigners, and institutions are all selling Korean stocks simultaneously — and only Samsung and SK Hynix's own buybacks are keeping the Kospi afloat.
This month through September 4, individuals sold 2.92 trillion won, foreigners 1.87 trillion won, and institutions 81.3 billion won, while only corporate buybacks provided net buying support. One Samsung Asset Management strategist argues 6,500 to 7,000 should hold as a floor given Korea's deep valuation discount to the U.S. Meanwhile, Apple's first foldable iPhone launches this week with Samsung Display and LG Innotek as key suppliers, and Hyundai Steel and POSCO broke ground on a new U.S. steel mill aimed at the American auto supply chain.

Sources:
- Neither Foreigners, Institutions, Nor Individuals Are Buying — the Kospi Nobody Wants — Seoul Economic Daily, Sept 6, 2026
- "6,500 to 7,000 Is the Floor — Buy in Installments," Says Strategist — Seoul Economic Daily, Sept 6, 2026
- Apple's First Foldable iPhone Has Samsung and LG Smiling — Seoul Economic Daily, Sept 6, 2026
- Hyundai Steel and POSCO Break Ground on Louisiana Mill for Next-Gen U.S. Mobility Supply Chain — Seoul Economic Daily, Sept 6, 2026

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#KOSPI #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #AppleFoldable #ShareBuyback #KoreaStocks #AIPRISM #SeoulEconomicDaily #WANIFRA

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00:02you're listening to ai prism from seoul economic daily the kospi just posted its worst day in
00:08months tumbling nearly four percent to below 6 600 forced margin call selling just jumped 13
00:15fold from a year ago battery stocks are suddenly the market's hottest trade up as much as 46 percent
00:23in a month and altiogen just signed a 4.4 trillion one licensing deal with novartis
00:29it's thursday september 3rd here's what today's story could mean for the korean market
00:35renewed middle east tensions pushed oil prices sharply higher overnight adding to a global bond
00:42sell-off already underway that combination of high rates and high oil is exactly the mix that hits
00:50risk assets hardest and with korean trading volumes already thin today's selling had little to absorb
00:57it beyond corporate buybacks here's what the numbers show the kospi fell 3.99 to 6562.72
01:06and the cosdaq dropped 2.10 to 803.98 as foreign investors sold 1.91 trillion one and institutions
01:17sold 2.04 trillion one other corporations bought a net 1.65 trillion one on samsung and sk hynix buybacks
01:26but couldn't fully offset the selling with samsung falling 4.02 percent and sk hynix 4.73 percent
01:36u.s 10-year treasury yields topped 4.8 percent and wti crude passed 91 dollars a barrel on renewed
01:45middle east tensions pushing september fed rate hike odds above 70 percent forced margin call selling
01:53averaged 43.87 billion one a day in july up 13 fold from 3.38 billion one a year earlier
02:01as leveraged
02:03retail trading surged battery sector etfs surged as much as 45.88 percent in a month on new ai data
02:12center
02:12battery demand while altiogen signed a licensing deal with novartis worth up to 4.4 trillion one
02:20so what does this mean for investors watching the board today earlier we said forced margin call selling
02:27jumped 13 fold here's what that actually means for you that's a sign more retail money was riding
02:33leverage into this year's rally than usual and this kind of selling tends to accelerate declines once it
02:39starts regardless of fundamentals watch whether samsung and sk hynix keep up their buyback pace and
02:46whether oil and bond yields cool off those two forces move today's market more than any single earnings
02:53report this is market context not investment advice what to watch whether forced margin call selling
03:02keeps climbing as the market stays volatile the next reading on us 10-year treasury yields and oil prices
03:09both near multi-year highs and whether battery sector momentum extends beyond a short-term rotation
03:16out of semiconductors that's today's ai prism stock investors this episode was produced with ai
03:24assistance based on sole economic daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor ai prism is a wanifra
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