verdict at evening
KOSPI Closes +0.73% at 6,345 as Samsung Surges; Morning Call Missed
The KOSPI ended Tuesday, August 11 (2026) up +0.73% at 6,345.53, reversing a morning dip to a session low of 6,213.78 before peaking at 6,405.81 — a high-low range of 192.03 points (3.09%).The KOSDAQ added +0.39% to close at 857.84; the morning’s call for a decline in both indices missed — the day’s call is recorded as a miss.
Evening disclosures —Short sellingSelling borrowed shares first, betting the price will fall.A rising balance means more money is betting on a decline.balance
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NXT After-Market Snapshot: 319 Advancers, ₩13,632.7bn Traded Across 608 Issues as of 17:25
As of the 20-minute-delayed snapshot timestamped 17:25 KST — NXT (the alternative exchange, Nextrade) figures only, not KRX main-board data, and not yet confirmed for the day — 608 issues were tracked with 319 advancers, 267 decliners, and aggregate turnover of ₩13,632.7bn.Samsung Electronics led NXT turnover at ₩3,520.7bn (up +3.7% on NXT), followed by SK hynix at ₩3,077.4bn (+0.14%); confirmed daily NXT session totals will be available in the final (20:00) edition.
Tomorrow morninggap risks 4names
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Defense Stocks Retreat Up to 12% While Samsung Electronics Rebounds 4.13% — Sector Divergence Dominates Tuesday’s Tape
Warning score total: 3
signal 2 points
Warning score total: 3
signal 0 points
Warning score total: 3
signal 1 point
Warning score total: 3
signal 0 points
Evening Trading Principles
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Crash-Precursor Score Sits at 3 with Volatility Component at 95th Percentile — Elevated Intraday Range Warrants Position-Size Discipline
The crash-precursor score for Tuesday, August 11 (2026) stands at 3 out of a possible higher reading, driven by ADR (2 points) and a sell-acceleration signal (1 point); the short-surge sub-score is zero and the sentiment-90+ sub-score is zero.The vol20 component of the sentiment gauge is at the 95th percentile of its expanding 2026-regime distribution, indicating that realized volatility remains elevated relative to this year’s baseline — a condition in which intraday ranges like today’s 3.09% KOSPI swing are consistent with the regime average of 4.13% for Tuesdays (2026, n=30).In elevated-volatility regimes, standard risk-management practice calls for sizing positions relative to the observed daily range rather than to average quieter-period moves; today’s data do not, on their own, resolve the direction of that range for Wednesday.