▲ The KOSPI and KOSDAQ indices are displayed on the electronic board of the dealing room at the Hana Bank headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, on the 5th.
The credit transaction financing balance, an indicator of "bit-too" (investing with borrowed money), has stopped its downward trend and increased.
According to the Korea Financial Investment Association, the credit financing balance stood at 28.4179 trillion won as of the 5th.
This is an increase of 1.0141 trillion won from the previous day.
This marks an increase for the first time in 7 trading days.
After recording 33.1940 trillion won on July 28, this balance had continuously declined, dropping to 27.4038 trillion won as of the 4th, which was the lowest level this year.
Credit transaction financing balances tend to increase when expectations for a stock market rally grow. The increase is interpreted as being driven by the KOSPI and KOSDAQ rising 3.8% and 2.4%, respectively, on the 5th.
Investor deposits, which are "market-waiting funds" that had recovered to the 110 trillion won range, decreased sharply once again.
On the 5th, investor deposits came to 103.2125 trillion won, down 7.1945 trillion won from the previous session.
After surging by 7.5815 trillion won in a single day from 102.8255 trillion won on the 3rd to reach the 110 trillion won range on the 4th, more than 7 trillion won flowed out again in just one day.
This is interpreted as temporary large-scale funds flowing in and out due to K&S INC, a satellite communication antenna solution specialist, conducting a public offering subscription for general investors on the 4th and 5th.
Subscription deposits totaling 3.5 trillion won rushed into K&S INC's general public offering.
On the same day, the scale of forced liquidation (bandae-maemae) shrank to 11.7 billion won from 31.5 billion won in the previous session, and its proportion relative to unpaid receivables stood at 1.0%.
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