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The world is a huge cycle of trading tech stocks.
You’re placing bets on Samsung Hynix, and the guys in Korea are placing bets on China A-share Cambricon.
According to the latest transaction data from SEIBro, under the Korean Securities Depository and Settlement Institute, last week Korean investors went on a buying spree of China A-share technology stocks:
AI computing power leader Cambricon ranked first on this list of Korean-funded A-share stock purchases, with a net buy of $2.86M for the week. Meanwhile, a host of domestic semiconductor core enterprises—such as SMIC, Renkon Technology, Hua Hong Semiconductor (Power), and Advanced Micro Devices (China)—all received net buys exceeding $1 million.
It’s true they don’t buy that much, but they are indeed buying. And that forms a subtle love triangle of investment:
Domestic investors allocate to US tech stocks, the US market lists Hynix, and then Korean investors come to buy A-shares...
Esteemed stock traders, tell the editor: where exactly is the value bargain spot—you’re not going to check on your original family home $BTC , are you?