Opinion poll results show mixed presidential job evaluations depending on stock investment gains and losses

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This year, the ratio of winners and losers among domestic stock investors was found to be similar, and the results of a public opinion poll were released on the 21st showing that evaluations of the president's job are mixed depending on investment profits and losses.

This year, 59% of domestic stock investors evaluated President Lee Jae-myung's job performance positively.

On the other hand, 63% of losers gave a negative evaluation.

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63% of losers evaluated President Lee’s job performance negatively, resulting in a difference.

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Yeon-sol = The ratio of winners and losers among domestic stock investors this year was found to be similar, and the results of a public opinion poll were released on the 21st showing that the evaluation of the president's job is mixed depending on investment profits and losses.

According to the results released on the same day by Gallup Korea, which conducted a survey of 432 domestic stock investors among 1,004 people over the age of 18 across the country from the 18th to the 20th, when asked whether they made a profit or loss this year, 42% answered 'I saw a profit/right to profit', and 40% said 'I saw a loss/right to loss'.

Next, 17% responded that they experienced neither profit nor loss, and 1% reserved their opinion.

This year, 59% of domestic stock investors (183 people) evaluated President Lee Jae-myung's job performance positively. On the other hand, 63% of losers (171 people) gave a negative evaluation.

In the future economic outlook, differences in perspectives appeared depending on investment profits and losses.

Gainers answered 'it will get better' (47%), 'it will be similar' (31%), and 'it will get worse' (21%), while losers responded 'it will get worse' (47%), 'it will get better' (31%), and 'it will be similar' (21%).

Regarding the outlook for KOSPI fluctuations over the next year, 37% of respondents predicted that it would rise and 29% predicted that it would fall. Among domestic stock investors, half (50%) predicted that prices would rise.

This survey was conducted using telephone interview methods using randomly selected wireless phone virtual numbers. The sampling error is ±3.1% points (p) at the 95% confidence level, the contact rate is 45.6%, and the response rate is 10.0%.

For more information, refer to the National Election Opinion Survey Deliberation Committee website.