There are individual investors who live their lives through investments, and most of them are individuals who invest small amounts of money. They need a place to rely on if they have invested,
The fundamentals are strong, but it's a field without anywhere to lean.
Seeing institutions pouring in 850 billion won and foreigners about 320 billion won, and individuals taking it all alone, makes me think that individuals are lonely.
It is undeniable that investment is the responsibility of individuals and that individuals must bear all the risks,
However, for more than a month, there has been no place to lean on, such as government policies or shareholder return policies by companies.
Last year, the amendment of the Commercial Act raised expectations that the domestic stock market would change, and hopes soared...
I crazily hit 5,000 and then 9,000 in a flash, but when I looked back at the distant place, the only thing that had changed was that Boxpi, who used to play around 2,000, came up to 6,000.
It's a monumental event that it has gone from 2,000 to 6,000...
But the question of whether it is okay to invest in national bonds continues to remain. Maybe those who were tired and invested from the beginning ran away to the US stock market,
There are still people who are desperately looking for something to eat, and there are people who came late and are anxious. There are many different faces, but none of them seem to be doing well. The hope that everything would be alright, like last year, has faded.
In the end, real estate is the best... When I first came back to national bonds last year, the anxiety I felt turned into conviction. The feeling that hope for national bonds had disappeared. That anxiety was ultimately the anxiety that those who make money as the index rises would eventually choose real estate over stocks. And finally, I realized that real estate is the best.
I have said many times before that I will reduce the proportion of national bonds... But until August, I will try to endure it a little longer.
If you are new to stocks... Don't get too caught up in one sector like national bonds. Try buying index ETFs like S&P500, and also consider holding US dividend swap stocks. At first, there will be a lot of volatility, but if you hold them for a year, you will likely feel that "the US stock market is better than the national bond market."
This afternoon, I see a lot of hope in the futures market. Institutions are changing their positions to buy, and together with foreigners, they seem to be pulling up the futures position. Please don't despair in the morning market. Focus on your work or other things in the morning, and when you come back after lunch, look at the stock chart and smile.
