Samsung SK Hynix Leverage ETF to be listed this Wednesday

Mars Finance News reports, citing the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily, that South Korea will launch a single-leveraged exchange-traded fund linked to semiconductor giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix this Wednesday.

According to documents released by the Financial Services Commission and the Financial Supervisory Service of South Korea, eight asset management companies—Samsung Asset Management, Mirae Asset, Korea Investment, KB, Shinhan, Hanwha, Kiwoom, and Hana—will list a total of 16 single-leveraged and inverse ETFs based on Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix on the Korean stock market. Mirae Asset Securities will also launch two types of ETNs.

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FudAlsoNeedsAnImage
· 5h ago
ETN and ETF are being promoted together; this time, regulators are more lenient.
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DaoBackbencher
· 5h ago
Inverse ETFs are here too; now there are tools for shorting chips.
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SucculentCross-Section
· 5h ago
Future assets will still do ETN, expanding the product line to the fullest
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SudoSatoshi
· 5h ago
A single leverage ratio stimulates the broad market more, acting as a volatility amplifier.
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GateUser-eccf92a1
· 5h ago
Launching on Wednesday, the Korean stock market will be lively this week.
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0xLateDiner
· 5h ago
Samsung SK Hynix's twin giants, this leveraged ETF is probably targeting the storage cycle.
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MoonlightReef
· 5h ago
All 16 together, eight asset management firms are getting involved.
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ReadingContractsUntilMyEyesAre
· 5h ago
The Korean ETF market has finally started trading individual leverage funds, and the volatility in semiconductors is indeed quite exciting.
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