DB InsuranceDB손해보험
005830 · KOSPI · ₩005830 · DB손해보험
Technical gauge
After the close on Oct 30, 2026Short term
Leaning bearish
3 bullish, 1 neutral, 5 bearish
Medium term
Bullish
5 bullish, 2 neutral, 1 bearish
What the indicators say
DB Insurance closed at 184,700 won, sitting slightly below its 20-day moving average of 185,095 won and above its 60-day average of 182,513.3 won and its 200-day average of 165,862.5 won. Short-term signals lean bearish, with the MACD line at -925 below its signal line, a stochastic %K of 24.5, and a recent breakdown below support, while the medium-term gauge reads bullish with the price well above its longer averages. Traders typically watch support at 183,200 won and resistance at 191,100 won, and the RSI of 50.1 and ADX of 15.3 point to neutral momentum with a weak trend. Volume is 0.9 times its 20-day average and OBV is flat, so participation has not shown a clear directional push.
Written by AI from the indicator values above. Not advice.
Technical indicators describe past price and volume patterns. They are not predictions or recommendations.
Squeeze! setup
1D timeframe- Planned entry
- ₩177,000
- Trailing STOP
- ₩192,700
- TPs
- ₩169,200₩161,300₩149,600₩137,800₩114,300
- DCA
- ₩180,900₩184,800₩188,700
Recent events
- Oct 21Ready to SHORT 🔽 · DB Insurance · Entry: 180,200 · 1D
Squeeze = Bollinger Bands (20, 2) inside Keltner Channels (20, 1.5) for 6+ bars; confirmed on a close beyond the squeeze range with momentum that way within 3 bars of the release. Stop 2 ATR, moved to the entry after TP2; targets 1 / 2 / 3.5 / 5 / 8 ATR; DCA 0.5 / 1 / 1.5 ATR. Paper-trading setup, not advice.
Chart
2026-10-30O 184,100H 186,300L 180,100C 184,700
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Indicators
- Moving averagesPrice above 4 of 5 averages5d ₩181,020 · 20d ₩185,095 · 60d ₩182,513 · 120d ₩167,198 · 200d ₩165,863Price above its averages is commonly read as an uptrend, below as a downtrend; the 200-day line is widely watched for the long-term trend.
- RSI (14)Upward momentum50.1Measures the speed of recent gains vs losses. Above 70 is often called overbought, below 30 oversold; extremes can last in strong trends.
- MACD (12, 26, 9)Below its signal line-925 · signal -286 · histogram -639The gap between 12- and 26-day exponential averages. Crossing its signal line is read as momentum turning; above zero, the short-term average is above the long.
- Bollinger Bands (20, 2)Inside the bands₩176,890 – ₩185,095 – ₩193,300 · width 8.9%Bands two standard deviations around the 20-day average. A squeeze (very narrow bands) means unusually quiet trading, which often comes before a bigger move either way.
- Volume vs 20-day averageNormal trading0.90×Trading volume compared with its 20-day average. Moves on heavy volume are usually given more weight.
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Estimates from short-selling data. Levels are not predictions or trading recommendations.
Share lending and returned shares
Shares lent out (mostly to short sellers), new loans and shares returned each day. A return is either the lender calling the shares back (a recall) or the borrower handing them back, often after buying back a short. The published figures don't say which.
- Shares on loan
- 1.5M
- 2.3% of listed shares
- Loans, 5-day change
- +4.4%
- Loans, 20-day change
- −3.5%
- Returned, last 5 days
- 81.5K
- New loans, last 5 days
- 143.3K
- Short balance vs loans
- 12.8%
- How much of the lent stock is sold short. The higher it is, the more buying back a wave of recalls forces.
Who's borrowing: foreign vs domestic
The shares on loan by who borrowed them and who lent them, by value.
- Foreign share, 5 days
- 0 pts
- Foreign share, 20 days
- +7.5 pts
- Foreign borrowing, 5 days
- +5.1%
As of Oct 29. Domestic borrowers include Korean brokers, some of which borrow for overseas clients, so this shows who holds the loan, not who finally sells short. Not a recommendation.
Unusual return days (last 60 days)
| Day | Returned | Of the loans | Vs usual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2 | 336K | 22.7% | 8× |
| Sep 4 | 101.8K | 6.3% | 3.8× |
| Aug 24 | 175.6K | 11.6% | 5.7× |
Unusual = at least 3× the 20-day average, at least 2% of the shares on loan and 10,000 shares.
As of Oct 29. Published figures, one trading day behind. They describe lending, not where the price goes; not a recommendation.
Lending data: Financial Services Commission, Korea (Public Data Portal).
Retail margin & forced selling
Margin loans
₩30T
−7.3% in 5 days · 8th percentile of the last year
Forced selling
₩11B
0.4× the 20-day average
Forced-sale share
1.0%
Unpaid settlements
₩1T
Retail stock borrowing ₩21B
Calm under 30, normal to 50, elevated to 70, high above. From today's forced-sale amount vs its 20-day average, the forced-sale share of receivables, where margin loans sit in their 1-year range, and whether they are being cut fast.
Estimates from public margin-lending statistics. Not a prediction or a recommendation.
Technical indicators describe past price and volume patterns. They are not predictions or recommendations.
Also known as: DB Insurance / DB손해보험 / 005830 / KRX:005830
Source: KRX statistical information