Data: Over the past four days, foreign investors have net bought 5.57 trillion Korean won into South Korean stocks, with more than 80% flowing into Samsung and SK Hynix

On July 23rd, according to South Korean media Daum, data from the South Korean stock exchange showed that from July 20th to 23rd, foreign investors net bought into the South Korean stock market for four consecutive trading days, with a cumulative net purchase of 5.574 trillion Korean won, marking the first consecutive four-day net inflow since April. Among them, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix became the main flow of funds, with net purchases of 1.73 trillion Korean won and 2.76 trillion Korean won respectively, totaling 4.48 trillion Korean won, accounting for over 80% of the total net foreign investment purchases during the same period. The market believes that technology giants such as Google continue to raise their expectations for AI capital expenditures, driving an improvement in the demand prospects for HBM and server DRAM. In addition, the attractiveness of the two companies' valuations has increased after previous adjustments, driving foreign investment to concentrate on leading large-scale storage chip companies in South Korea.