Hanwha Investment & Securities Publishes Asset Strategy Report "Main Dish, Side Dish"

Hanwha Investment & Securities announced on July 9 that it has published its asset strategy report titled "Main Dish, Side Dish."

The asset strategy report has been published quarterly by the Hanwha Investment & Securities Research Center for individual investors since July of last year. A key feature of the report is that it expands its analysis beyond traditional assets such as stocks and bonds to include alternative assets like commodities and Bitcoin. In this edition, the report classifies various assets into two broad categories: core assets and satellite assets, and provides investment strategies for each asset class.

The Hanwha Investment & Securities Research Center classified domestic and U.S. stocks and bonds as core assets, explaining the reasons for their suitability. The center also advised that real estate should be considered a core asset when used for residential purposes, but treated as a satellite asset when intended for additional investment. Furthermore, the center emphasized the need for long-term investment in Bitcoin by classifying it as an emerging core asset alongside stocks and bonds. The report also recommended reducing interest in energy-focused commodity investments, noting that the expansion of renewable energy and nuclear power is diminishing the role of fossil fuels.

Han Duhee, CEO of Hanwha Investment & Securities, stated in the "CEO Letter," "When there are changes in the new investment environment, invest most of your portfolio in a diversified core portfolio that matches your investment objectives, while allocating a portion to satellite assets to explore new investment opportunities." He added, "This approach can enrich the overall portfolio and reflect individual preferences."