KOREA MARKET
KOSPI and KOSDAQ have different structures and risks. Start with the session dashboard for indexes, breadth, turnover, participant flows and exchange rates, then connect sector weights and company disclosures.
KOREA MARKET NOW
Compare KOSPI and KOSDAQ prices, trading activity, market breadth and participant net purchases on the same trading-day basis.
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KRW CONTEXT
The won affects foreign flows and each importer's or exporter's revenue and costs differently. Read it with indexes, not as a stand-alone signal.
TURNOVER LEADERS
Turnover shows the amount of money participating in a price move, not buying dominance or future returns. The list shows listed stocks and excludes ETFs and ETNs.
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SolForge normalizes public NAVER Finance responses, and the page refreshes every 60 seconds. Provider, exchange and display times can differ, and the previous session may remain visible on holidays. These are not executable quotes; verify brokerage prices and original KRX and DART disclosures before making a decision.
LOCAL MARKET GUIDE
Compare values from the same session and venue instead of mixing different aggregation bases.
A market-cap-weighted index can be driven by a few large stocks. Compare its change with equal-weighted movement, sector indexes and turnover.
Its higher growth and small-cap exposure can be sensitive to rates and liquidity. Separate company events such as trials and contracts from financing disclosures.
Foreign, institutional and retail net purchases are accounting totals with counterparties. Review persistence, spot versus futures and sector distribution rather than one day alone.
A weaker won does not benefit every exporter equally. Check sales currency, imported inputs, hedging, foreign-currency debt and foreign investor flows.
Semiconductors, autos or biotech can drive an index. Companies inside one sector still have different customers and value-chain positions, so common movement can have different causes.
Earnings, offerings, convertible securities, ownership changes and suspensions require the original filing. Check submission date, covered period, amendments and attachments.