#1063 Alpha Score 7.4

Eom Kyeong-ah

Research Fellow
· tracked since Apr 2026
1063
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Alpha Score 7.4
Calls
8
Win Rate
25.0%
return
-15.2%
Calls 8 10 Posts tracked · 0.1/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 0
90d 5
Best Calls
BS6.SI Long +31.1%
017960.KS Long +2.1%
Worst Calls
010140.KS Long -35.0%
075580.KS Long -29.8%
329180.KS Long -29.5%
Most Mentioned
Recent Calls
017960.KS Long 1 month ago
Oriental Precision Long 2 months ago
075580.KS Long 2 months ago
Win Rate 25% Long 8 Short 0
Win Rate
7d 12%
30d 25%
90d 0%
Average Return -15.2% Long Return -15.2% Short Return -
Average Return
7d -7.0%
30d -4.2%
90d -26.2%
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Long
Apr 25
$33450.00
-35.0%
Samsung Heavy cheap with FLNG catalysts
Samsung Heavy Industries is significantly undervalued relative to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries despite similar capacity. The company is the global leader in FLNG (floating LNG) construction with the Delphin project and other pending orders, providing a clear catalyst to close the valuation gap. Current market cap gap (≈30%) makes catch-up likely.
Shipbuilding
Long
May 12
$121900.00
-26.1%
Shipbuilding super-cycle still has room.
The shipbuilding sector is in a super-cycle driven by strong order backlogs, rising ship prices, LNG carrier demand, and potential demand from US naval/commercial shipbuilding. Earnings have not yet peaked, and the cycle still has room to run. Korean shipbuilders are well-positioned to benefit from growing LNG exports from the US and global energy security concerns.
Shipbuilding
Long
May 23
$417500.00
-8.9%
HD Hyundai benefits from capacity expansion
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has the largest dock capacity among Korean shipbuilders, with 14 docks (currently 10 active) and a 2026 revenue target of over 24 trillion won. It can eventually reach 30 trillion won if all docks run fully. The company is also expanding into low-value ship segments overseas to compete with China, which will further drive orders for domestic equipment suppliers.
Shipbuilding
Long
May 12
$704000.00
-29.5%
Shipbuilding super-cycle still has room.
The shipbuilding sector is in a super-cycle driven by strong order backlogs, rising ship prices, LNG carrier demand, and potential demand from US naval/commercial shipbuilding. Earnings have not yet peaked, and the cycle still has room to run. Korean shipbuilders are well-positioned to benefit from growing LNG exports from the US and global energy security concerns.
Shipbuilding
Long
May 23
$16400.00
-29.8%
Ship equipment suppliers benefit from spillover
Ship equipment suppliers such as Oriental Precision & Engineering and Sejin Heavy Industries are seeing renewed growth as major shipbuilders expand production and outsource more modules. The spillover effect is expected to be sustained because large shipbuilders are shifting to overseas production for low-value ships, creating continuous demand for domestic equipment.
Shipbuilding
Long
Jul 10
$3.60
+31.1%
Chinese shipbuilder margins are exceptionally high
Chinese shipbuilders, particularly the one listed in Singapore, generate 30% operating margins by focusing on simple, repeatable vessel types, a stark contrast to the complex product mix of Korean yards. With Japan fading, the global market is consolidating into a China–Korea duopoly, making selective Chinese shipbuilding investments attractive for their profitability and focused order books.
Shipbuilding
Long
Jul 09
$23900.00
+2.1%
Cheap equipment stocks add recovery upside.
Korean shipbuilding equipment stocks such as Korea Carbon are now very cheap (PER around 8x) and can provide plus alpha on top of a base position in large shipbuilders. However, they cannot decouple from shipbuilder sentiment, so they work as an add-on once shipbuilders recover.
Shipbuilding
Long
May 23
$36150.00
-25.4%
Ship equipment suppliers benefit from spillover
Ship equipment suppliers such as Oriental Precision & Engineering and Sejin Heavy Industries are seeing renewed growth as major shipbuilders expand production and outsource more modules. The spillover effect is expected to be sustained because large shipbuilders are shifting to overseas production for low-value ships, creating continuous demand for domestic equipment.
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Eom Kyeong-ah has 8 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 8 tickers since April 2026. Ranked #1063 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: 010140.KS, 042660.KS, 009540.KS.