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The proportion of high-priced "HwangJe-jeju", which has been attracting attention due to Samsung Electronics' decision to split its stocks, is extremely small and trading frequency is low compared to the share of KOSPI in total market value.
According to the Korea Exchange on November 2, 11 stocks (excluding preferred stocks) with a stock price of 500,000 won or more per share as of the close of last day were listed.
Among them, Samsung Electronics (2.49 million won), Lotte Chilsung (1.58 million won), Taekwang Industry (1.38 million won), LG Household & Health Care (1.18 million won), Youngpoong (1.02 million won) give.
NAVER (923,000 won), Ottogi (769,000 won), Namyang Dairy (700,000 won), Lotte Food (639,000 won), Hanmi Pharmaceutical (569,000 won), Korea Zinc ) Also correspond to high-priced.
These stocks, which are called 'emperor' or 'noble stock', are among the candidates who are likely to enter the stock market next to Samsung Electronics due to the high threshold of investors' entry into the market.
The eleven high-priced stocks all accounted for 1.4% of the total KOSPI stocks (776) in the securities market (Kospi).
The total market value of these stocks stood at 395 trillion 388 billion won, or 23.7 percent of the total market capitalization of the KOSPI (1,670,143 billion won).
Less than 1.5% of the total listed stocks constitute nearly a quarter of the total market capitalization.
These high-priced companies, however, had a smaller volume of transactions than large ones.
The average daily trading volume of these stocks since the beginning of last year was 534,569.
This is only 0.15% of the total daily trading volume of 344.84 million shares in the KOSPI during the same period.
Samsung Electronics (238,384 shares), NAVER (97,778 shares), Hanmi Pharm (95,552 shares), LG H & H (35,020 shares) And 4).
The remaining stocks had a daily average trading volume of 5,000 or so, while Taekwang Industrial (852 shares) and Namyang Dairy (978 shares) were less than 1,000 shares.
The sluggish trading of high - priced shares was evident in the trading frequency.
The stock turnover rate of 11 stocks since January last year was 67.8% on average. During this period, KOSPI's listed listed stock turnover was 215.3%.
The KOSPI listed stocks traded on average at least twice a week for about 13 months, while 11 emperors were trading at just over 0.6 times, about a third of them.
Stock turnover is the value of stock trading volume divided by the number of listed shares for a certain period, which means that the higher the turnover ratio, the more frequently the shareholders changed.
If the turnover rate is 1,000%, it means that there were 10 shifts per week.
Among the 11 stocks, Taekwang Industrial (20.4%) followed by Youngpoong (31.5%), Namyang Dairy (36.1%), Ottogi (43.0%) and Samsung Electronics (47.6%).
Hanmi's turnover ratio was 230.2%, which is the only KOSPI listed stock turnover ratio, but all other stocks were below 80%.
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