It was found that executives of domestic listed companies overwhelmingly prefer stocks to real estate as a promising investment vehicle next year.
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– Samsung Securities announced on the 15th that as a result of a survey of 487 CEOs and chief financial officers (CFOs) of listed companies on the 1st to 4th, 64.6% of respondents chose stocks as an asset that they would like to increase their share in next year. . Despite the recent strong domestic and overseas stocks, investment demand is still high. Among the executives planning to increase the share of stocks next year, 56.2% chose domestic stocks, and 30.4% chose overseas stocks in developed countries. Only 11% answered that they would increase the proportion of real estate, a traditional asset preferred by the wealthy.
They also positively predicted the KOSPI outlook for next year. 42.5% of respondents saw the highest KOSPI next year at the 2800-3000 line, and 16.6% projected more than 3000. The promising investment sectors were semiconductors (22.6%), pharmaceuticals and bios (19.9%), and secondary batteries and displays (16.4%).
The biggest variables related to next year’s investment are’new coronavirus infection (Corona 19)’ and’US’ as keywords. As key variables, 46.3% selected US-related issues such as US-China conflict, won-dollar exchange rate, and US new government policy, along with whether the Corona 19 crisis continues (38.6%).
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