#697 Alpha Score 33.8

Lee Seok-jin

Adjunct Professor, Korea Financial Training Institute, Author
· tracked since Jul 2026
697
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Alpha Score 33.8
Calls
5
Win Rate
0.0%
return
-9.1%
Calls 5 1 Posts tracked · 0.2/day
Calls
7d 5
30d 5
90d 5
Best Calls
No live winners yet
Worst Calls
024060.KQ Long -29.2%
USO Long -8.0%
XOP Long -3.6%
Most Mentioned
COPPER ×1
XLE ×1
BNO ×1
Recent Calls
COPX Long 3 days ago
XLE Long 3 days ago
USO Long 3 days ago
Win Rate 0% Long 5 Short 0
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90d
Average Return -9.1% Long Return -9.1% Short Return -
Average Return
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Long
Jul 25
$14120.00
-29.2%
Korean oil distributors spike on war oil.
In the Korean stock market, when oil prices surge due to wartime geopolitical risks, oil distribution companies such as Heunggu Seokyu and Jungang Seokyu exhibit far higher correlation with oil prices than refining companies, making them attractive short-term theme trades, though they must be exited quickly as the moves tend to revert.
Oil & Gas
Long
Jul 25
$77.72
-1.8%
Copper stocks benefit from AI demand.
Copper demand is propelled by AI data center construction (each hyper-scaler needs ~5,000 tons), supply constraints including US-China trade war, sulfuric acid shortages, and increased strategic stockpiling; although data centers still only account for 2-3% of total demand, the growth trajectory and supply-side fears create a bullish narrative for copper-related companies, which can pass on costs and expand profits under Trump's resource-conflict environment.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Jul 25
$136.69
-8.0%
Oil producers win in supply shock.
When oil spikes due to geopolitical supply shocks, upstream oil producers and direct oil investment become more favorable than downstream refiners, as they directly benefit from rising crude prices.
Commodities
Long
Jul 25
$59.62
-2.7%
US energy stocks beat oil long-term.
Long-term direct oil price investment delivers limited returns as crude fluctuates in a range; instead, US S&P energy sector companies provide stable earnings, dividends, and have steadily risen over five years, making them a more rational long-term value play.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Jul 25
$174.05
-3.6%
Oil producers win in supply shock.
When oil spikes due to geopolitical supply shocks, upstream oil producers and direct oil investment become more favorable than downstream refiners, as they directly benefit from rising crude prices.
Thematic ETFs
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Lee Seok-jin has 5 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 5 tickers since July 2026. Ranked #697 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: COPPER, XLE, BNO.