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STAR 50 Index Attempting a New High Breakout After the U.S. Election

A personal pension note on a China semiconductor-heavy index attempting a breakout and how I am positioning

Written: 2024-11-11 · Personal pension investment record · Naver Blog

Investment decisions are your own responsibility. This material is research and is not a buy or sell recommendation.

0. Bottom line first

I view the STAR 50 Index as an index made up mostly of Chinese semiconductor companies. After the U.S. election, it appears to be just before breaking out to a new high, and this movement may also help explain what is happening in Korea’s semiconductor industry. I am still invested in this index inside my personal pension.

1. Index Character and Current Position

Official fact: The source post describes the index as one whose constituents are mostly Chinese semiconductor companies.

Interpretation: Since the U.S. election, the index has been moving toward a potential new high breakout. Its movement also seems to offer a clue for understanding Korea’s semiconductor industry.

STAR 50 Index chart attempting a new high breakout

2. Personal Pension Position

I am still invested in this index within my personal pension. For now, I am maintaining the STAR 50 Index-related position while separately watching conditions for increasing Korean semiconductor exposure.

Personal pension screen related to the STAR 50 Index position

3. Condition for Increasing Korean Semiconductor Exposure

Interpretation: If Samsung Electronics enters an oversold zone on the monthly RSI, I plan to increase some exposure to Korean semiconductors as well. For now, the approach is to observe strength in the China semiconductor-heavy index while waiting for the monthly oversold condition in Korean semiconductors.

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4. Reference Post

The source post links to a Samsung Electronics monthly chart analysis as a reference: https://m.blog.naver.com/star_of_self/223616016054

Preview image for the Samsung Electronics monthly chart analysis reference post