Last month, domestic and foreign investors recorded an average revenue of about 6%. In the domestic market, policy beneficiary stocks, including defense and energy sectors, led the revenue, while in the U.S. market, technology stocks drove the results.

Provided by Kakao Pay Securities.

Kakao Pay Securities announced on the 8th that it analyzed user data from its platform regarding domestic and foreign stock transactions, reporting that the average revenue of domestic stocks was 6.9% and that of U.S. stocks was 6%.

In June, the domestic market exhibited a sharp increase, achieving an average revenue close to 7%. In comparison, the average revenue of users in the domestic stock market for the previous month, May, was only 3%.

Investors mainly purchased Doosan Enerbility, reflecting expectations for nuclear power plant contracts. Large-cap semiconductor stocks also ranked high on the buy list.

Interest also focused on Hanwha Group stocks, including Hanwha Ocean, Hanwha System, Hanwha Aerospace, and Hanwha Solutions. This is interpreted as a reaction to expectation for policy benefits, along with a sentiment for buying at low prices.

Stocks that are among the top 10% in monthly revenue for three consecutive months recorded an average revenue of 45.6%. They increased their investment in theme stocks related to defense, energy, and policies, concentrating funds on Hanwha Group stocks, Hyundai Rotem (34%), and LIG Nex1 (+26%).

The stock that attracted the most funds in the U.S. market was TSLL (-21%), which tracks Tesla's daily stock price volatility at twice the rate. Following this, Tesla (-8%) ranked second among the top buys.

In addition, some newly listed stocks and biotech companies stood out in terms of revenue. Circle (CRCL), known as a stablecoin issuer, surged 118% after the U.S. Senate passed the 'Genius Stablecoin Bill.' Clotho Neurosciences (KLTO) skyrocketed 528% due to the potential development of an 'anti-aging' gene therapy.

The average revenue of stock experts was 64.7%. This is more than 10 times higher than the overall average. They concentrated their investments in TSLL, the semiconductor three-times leveraged ETF (SOXL, 55%), and quantum computing company IonQ (IONQ, 7%).

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