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After a seven-day rout, Korean strategists advise holding chip stocks and keeping about half of portfolios in safe assets.
The KOSPI rose 99.96 points, or 1.76%, to 5,768.01 on October 19, its second straight gain after seven consecutive losses. Five market strategists urged investors not to sell chip stocks hastily, with Kiwoom Securities’ Lee Jong-hyung recommending equal weights in risk and safe assets and Shinhan Asset Management’s Chae Kyung-sub suggesting 50% stocks, 25% bonds, 20% cash and 5% gold. They flagged late-October big tech earnings, interest rates and foreign flows as key risks, as investor deposits fell to 94.4 trillion won (about $71 billion) as of October 16 from 121.6 trillion won (about $91 billion) at the end of June. We also look at Japan’s GPIF, which raised its domestic stock weighting to 25% from 12% in 2014 and posted a record 22.67% return in 2023.

Sources:

Hold Rather Than Hastily Sell Chips, Split Stocks and Safe Assets 50-50 — Seoul Economic Daily, October 20, 2026
Japan’s Pension Fund Doubled Its Home Stock Weighting and Posted Its Best Return a Decade Later — Seoul Economic Daily, October 20, 2026

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#KOSPI #InvestmentStrategy #Semiconductors #AssetAllocation #SafeAssets #GPIF #KoreaStocks #AIPRISM #SeoulEconomicDaily #WANIFRA

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00:03Korea's top strategists say, don't dump your chip stocks.
00:06Hold them and balance with safe assets.
00:09And the split they favor is roughly 50-50.
00:12It's Tuesday, October 20.
00:14Here's what investors are watching in Korea today.
00:16Five market strategists shared their playbooks for the volatility.
00:20Big tech earnings later this month remain the next big test.
00:24Rates and foreign flows are the other risks.
00:26Here's what the numbers show.
00:2899.96 points, or 1.76%, lifted the cost speed to 5,768.01 on Monday, its second straight gain.
00:38Kiwoom's Lee Jung-hung recommends 50% risk assets and 50% safe assets.
00:43Shinhan Assets' Chaikyung sub suggests 50% stocks, 25% bonds, 20% cash, and 5% gold.
00:50Separately, Japan's GPIF, which doubled its home stock weighting to 25%, earned a record 22.67% in 2023.
00:59So what does this mean for global market watchers?
01:01Earlier, we said the split they favor is roughly 50-50.
01:05Here's what that actually means for you.
01:07Matter of fact, they see chip earnings intact.
01:10But one warns that over 60% in stocks could mean heavy losses.
01:15Watch big tech earnings at month-end.
01:17Watch U.S. Treasury yields, which could pressure gold.
01:20And watch foreign flows into Korean chips.
01:22That's today's AI Prism Securities Daily.
01:25This episode was produced with AI Assistants, based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting, and reviewed by a human editor.
01:31AI Prism is a WANFRA award-winning series.
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