Mental Management & Portfolio Strategy for Beginner Investors Afraid of a Bear Market

Mental Management & Portfolio Strategy for Beginner Investors Afraid of a Bear Market | Myung Min-jun, Park Ga-young, Choi Chang-gyu [Stock Beginner Rescue Team]
Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 27, 2026 at 14:00  |  43:20  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Choi Chang-gyu — Director, NH Investment & Securities

Summary

Choi Chang-gyu, Head of ETF Consulting at Mirae Asset Global Investments, presents bond-mixed ETFs as a defensive strategy for beginner investors facing a bear market. He explains how rising rates have made bonds more attractive, and the automatic rebalancing in bond-mixed ETFs provides stability. He covers various types—single stock, index, precious metal, covered call, and active ETFs holding SK hynix ADR—highlighting their tax benefits in pension accounts. The discussion aims to help nervous investors diversify beyond pure equities.

  • Bond-mixed ETFs blend equity and bonds with auto-rebalancing, offering defense in volatile markets.
  • Samsung Electronics + SK hynix bond-mix allows chip exposure with reduced downside risk.
  • KOSDAQ 150 bond-mixed ETF is a way to play a potential rebound after historic underperformance.
  • S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 bond-mixed ETFs are ideal for pension accounts due to safe-asset treatment and tax deferral.
  • US bond-mixed ETFs are preferred over Korean ones for higher rates and possible FX gains.
  • Gold and silver bond-mixed ETFs cut volatility for precious metal investors.
  • Covered call + bond-mixed ETFs generate high monthly income from volatile stocks.
  • Active ETFs can hold SK hynix ADR, offering premium not available in passive index ETFs.
Ideas
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 11:03
Bond-mixed ETFs are defensive auto-rebalancing plays.
In the current environment of a struggling stock market and rapidly rising interest rates, bonds have become more attractive. Bond-mixed ETFs, which combine stocks and bonds with automatic daily rebalancing, provide a defensive and stress-reducing solution. The bond portion acts as a safety belt during volatility, while the automatic rebalancing locks in gains and adds stability, making them ideal for nervous investors.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 18:29
Buy Samsung+SK hynix bond-mix for defense.
For investors who want to buy Samsung Electronics and SK hynix but are skeptical about AI and semiconductor demand, the bond-mixed ETF containing both stocks with 50% bonds offers a way to gain exposure with reduced downside. The bond cushion and auto-rebalancing protect against the high volatility of these semiconductor names.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 22:07
S&P500/Nasdaq bond-mix are pension perfection.
For pension accounts that require 30% in safe assets, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 bond-mixed ETFs are the ideal solution. They allow an effective equity exposure beyond the 70% limit while still counting as safe assets, and they offer tax deferral benefits on dividends.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 23:06
KOSDAQ rebound via bond-mixed ETF.
KOSDAQ 150 has underperformed KOSPI to a historically extreme degree. A KOSDAQ 150 bond-mixed ETF allows investors to accumulate exposure to a potential rebound with a bond safety net, reducing the risk of further downside while capturing upside if KOSDAQ recovers.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 29:36
Gold/silver bond-mix cuts precious metal volatility.
Gold and silver experienced high volatility last year, causing losses for some investors. Bond-mixed ETFs that blend gold or silver with bonds reduce this downside risk, making them a more stable way to get exposure to precious metals.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 30:22
Covered call bond-mix pays high dividends.
For high-volatility stocks like Palantir, Tesla, Nasdaq 100, and Alibaba, covered call + bond-mixed ETFs provide large monthly dividend income from option premiums while the bond portion dampens overall volatility.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 34:36
Active ETFs capture SK hynix ADR premium.
SK hynix ADR is not yet included in major indices, so passive ETFs cannot hold it. However, active ETFs have the flexibility to include it, allowing investors to capture any ADR premium over the local shares. Specific active ETFs like SF Plus Global Top Focus Active and Global Daejangjang-i Active already hold SK hynix ADR.
Choi Chang-gyu Director, NH Investment & Securities 39:13
Prefer bond-mixed ETFs with US bonds.
With current interest rates and the potential for further gains, US bonds are more attractive than Korean bonds. Additionally, a weaker KRW provides an opportunity for FX gains. Therefore, bond-mixed ETFs that hold US bonds should be preferred over those holding only Korean bonds.
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