The buying in the South Korean stock market over the past four weeks has mainly relied on corporate buybacks In the four weeks ending September 4th, South Korean companies have repurchased approximately $11 billion worth of stocks, with foreign investors selling approximately $3 billion and local institutions and retail investors selling approximately $4 billion each during the same period. There has also been a slight net outflow of pension funds. The amount of enterprise repurchases has approached the net selling scale of several other types of investors combined. The change in foreign investment is the greatest. During the four week statistical period in mid August, the cumulative net buying of foreign investment reached about 6 billion US dollars, and by September 4th, it had become a net selling of about 3 billion US dollars, which is equivalent to a net selling of about 9 billion US dollars thereafter. The money bought earlier has not only been withdrawn but also continues to be reduced. This indicates that the recent net buying in the South Korean stock market has mainly been provided by listed companies themselves, with foreign investors, local institutions, and retail investors reducing their holdings as a whole during this period. Repurchase can indeed withstand selling pressure, but there is no sign of other types of funds turning to buying together. Enterprises are willing to buy back their stocks with money, which naturally supports the market. However, it still depends on how large the repurchase can maintain in the future. If companies buy less and foreign and other investors do not take over, the pressure on the market to accept selling orders will increase. So I think a healthy market is definitely not supported by corporate buybacks. Corporate buybacks only give users confidence, and the key is whether users are willing to pay. Moreover, for the Korean stock market, it's not just retail investors, but also foreign investment. Actually, I'm a bit confused. Ming Ming's semiconductor exports in Korea are very good, why are users unwilling to support it. If it is only domestic users, it can be said that excessive leverage has led to insufficient funds, but foreign investment is also withdrawing, especially those who have already made money. This makes me a bit confused, but compared to understanding, I am not in a hurry to enter. @Gate Crypto、 US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, South Korean stocks, gold CFD、 Predicting one-stop trading in the market