South Korean retail investors "sweeping global semiconductors": Chinese PCB stocks enter the TOP50 dragon and tiger list.

Korean retail investors who are in the midst of a "storage super bull market" are now looking for semiconductor concept stocks in a broader market. In addition to investing in domestic giants like Samsung and SK Hynix, as well as American semiconductor giants, they are also significantly increasing their investments in Chinese and Japanese semiconductor stocks. According to data from the Korean securities depository institution, in the top 50 net purchases of foreign stocks this month, there are two securities other than American stocks, namely NAND giant Kioxia and Chinese PCB concept stock Shenghong Technology, which just went public in Hong Kong. These two stocks have received net purchases of approximately 46.8 billion and 34.3 billion Korean won respectively this month, totaling approximately 81.1 billion Korean won.