South Korea's "ETF Father": Single-stock leveraged products should not be forcibly delisted, and investment should cover the entire semiconductor industry chain

BlockBeats News, July 30th - Pei Zaigui, CEO of a South Korean investment management company known as the "ETF Father," stated today that leveraged single-stock products tracking Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix should be allowed to gradually exit the market naturally, rather than being forcibly delisted. For such products, the best choice for investors is "not to invest."

He warned that during periods of high market volatility, daily rebalancing and the compounding effect could quickly erode the product's value. Investors often try to buy the dip after a market crash, but achieving sustainable wealth growth through this strategy is challenging. He also advised investors not to concentrate their funds on a single storage chip manufacturer but to invest across the entire semiconductor industry chain.

Pei Zaigui stated: "The storage chip industry still exhibits significant cyclicality." Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology continue to expand their investments, while regional competition is intensifying. The AI-driven semiconductor boom has already outperformed market expectations, but investors are advised to focus on the industry's long-term growth prospects rather than short-term price fluctuations.