APR's share price continued its decline for a second consecutive trading day despite buying by institutions, foreigners, and program traders.

In the after-hours session on the 12th, APR was trading at 343,000 won, down 28,500 won from the previous trading day, a drop of 7.67%. With both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ falling, APR also failed to escape the weakness.

In terms of supply and demand, buying by institutions, foreigners, and program traders was observed. Despite the inflow of buying, the stock price fell more than 7% on the day, showing a divergence between supply-demand and price. However, since the sizes of buy and sell orders were not provided, it is difficult to determine whether there was net buying or the strength of the buying.

Additionally, program trading may overlap with institutional and foreign investor transactions, so they should not be summed as separate buying entities. It is difficult to conclude that the stock price will rebound or that the downward trend has ended based solely on the appearance of buying in supply-demand figures.

[This article was written based on the provided stock price and supply-demand data and is not an investment recommendation. Supply-demand tallies may vary depending on the point in time. Investment decisions and responsibility rest with the investor, and AI assistance was used in writing this article.]