Samsung Electronics stock price at 52,400 KRW (-3.5%)... Individual investors net bought 9,314,809 shares in the last 5 days
As of 12:30 PM on the 12th, Samsung Electronics is trading at 52,400 KRW, down 3.5% from the previous day. The trading volume is 18,392,589 shares, which is 54.91% of the previous day's volume. Samsung Electronics is known as a global IT company.
On June 9, researcher Eo Gyu-jin from DB Financial Investment stated, "Demand for server DRAM and SSD, which was strong in the first half of the year, is expected to temporarily slow down in the second half. However, the trend toward non-face-to-face IT due to the habituation of untact lifestyles will not be temporary but continuous. Accordingly, the favorable performance centered on semiconductors will progress gradually and long-term. After the sharp stock price drop caused by the COVID-19 issue, Samsung Electronics' stock price rebound has lagged behind the KOSPI index rebound. The current stock price is still considered a good opportunity to buy Samsung Electronics cheaply in the mid to long term." He set the target price for Samsung Electronics at 70,000 KRW.
Over the past five days, individual investors have net purchased 9,314,809 shares of Samsung Electronics, while foreigners and institutions have net sold 2,651,848 shares and 6,725,903 shares, respectively.

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