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08:30
Sep 03
Sell Korean cosmetics into strength.
Kim says the APR scare appears overblown: the flagged lot was not from official distribution, Singapore's official tests found no banned substance, and there is no administrative action or earnings impact. He advises investors not to panic-sell other cosmetics names on unconfirmed fears; only if it becomes a broad category problem should they sell.
KORU FLIP
HIGH
01:00
Sep 03
Buy undervalued cosmetics on market weakness.
Cosmetics is one of only two sectors making new highs alongside banks, and recent pullbacks have not produced heavy selling volume. He says Korea Kolmar is still undervalued and suggests using September weakness to buy attractive cosmetics names on dips for portfolio balance and defensive new-high momentum.
KORU
MED
11:00
Sep 02
Lee Ji-hwan CEO, Aurora Investment Advisory 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Cosmetics and consumer discretionary have earnings momentum.
For investors looking for short-term domestic opportunities, Lee Jihwan suggests accumulating nuclear power and secondary-battery/ESS-related names on pullbacks rather than chasing. He sees them as areas where momentum can expand over a one-to-two-week horizon, while very short 2-3 day trades have become less reliable as the market's convergence nears an end.
KORU
MED
23:22
Sep 01
Kwon Soon-woo Reporting Team Lead, 3PRO TV 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
K-beauty exports and US access rise.
Korean cosmetics exports are at record highs and up 52.1% year-over-year; US consumers increasingly say K-beauty is easy to buy as brands enter offline channels such as Ulta Beauty and Sephora, making purchases more frequent.
KORU
HIGH
13:30
Sep 01
Lee Ji-hwan CEO, Aurora Investment Advisory 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Consumer discretionary, cosmetics, food can rally.
If late-September US stimulus emerges, consumer discretionary should see inflows. Cosmetics earnings are already supportive and the sector should keep grinding higher, while food and other consumer names can also rally. Lee says investors should focus on these areas now alongside infrastructure and semiconductors.
KORU
MED
07:59
Sep 01
Cosmetics rally is pre-priced; avoid chasing
Cosmetics stocks are overextended after a 30%-plus August run and their strong export data is backward-looking and already pre-priced. Chasing here is risky and holders should consider trimming.
KORU FLIP
MED
01:12
Sep 01
Watch APR breakout to lead cosmetics.
APR, the cosmetics leader, is testing its prior high with good earnings; if it breaks out, similar cosmetics and skin-care names such as Korea Kolmar can follow. The setup is attractive but supply is thin and semis could steal flow.
KORU
MED
05:48
Aug 31
Beauty sector hits highs; watch export data.
The Korean cosmetics/beauty sector is making new highs and remains one of the most visible sectors. The next key test is the September 1 export data, which should be watched to see whether the sector's momentum carries into September.
KORU
MED
00:05
Aug 31
Recent hot Korean sectors vulnerable to rates.
Last week's outperformers—secondary batteries, nuclear power, power infrastructure and cosmetics—rose while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix stayed weak. Park warns that if the market accepts the Fed as hawkish and rates rise, these recently hot sectors could lose momentum, so the more important task is responding to that risk rather than chasing their recent strength.
KORU FLIP
MED
23:30
Aug 29
Lee Ji-hwan CEO, Aurora Investment Advisory 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Stronger won favors Korean consumer stocks.
The stronger won is a positive for domestic consumption and raw-material supply areas, and the speaker recommends adding Korean cosmetics, food, and performance-related consumer names. Even if a September stimulus arrives, he expects market participation to stay narrow and concentrated in earnings-supported consumer areas such as food and cosmetics.
KORU
MED
03:00
Aug 29
Rotate into non-semiconductor leadership sectors.
With Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix losing near-term leadership, institutional supply is rotating into other domestic leadership candidates. The speaker is looking for opportunities over the next one to two months in sectors being selected by institutions, including secondary batteries, pharma/bio, robotics, nuclear/power equipment, stablecoin-related names, cosmetics, and semiconductor equipment/materials, especially AI-infrastructure-related groups.
KORU
MED
00:55
Aug 28
Kim Hyeong-cheol CEO, Kim Hyung-chul Research Institute 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Rotate between Shipbuilding, Defense, Power, Cosmetics.
The Korean stock market is currently range-bound, which favors a rotational trading strategy. Investors should focus on four key sectors that have strong fundamentals, backed by solid order backlogs and earnings visibility: Shipbuilding, Defense, Power Equipment, and Cosmetics. The optimal strategy is to buy these sectors during periods of correction and sell into strength, rotating capital among them as they take turns leading.
KORU
HIGH
11:03
Aug 26
Lee Ji-hwan CEO, Aurora Investment Advisory 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Cosmetics sector has global earnings momentum.
Cosmetics stocks are regaining attention and rising broadly, with most names positive on the day. U.S. cosmetics earnings releases are also rallying sharply, providing a coincident global momentum signal, so Lee continues to see the Korean cosmetics sector as worthy of interest.
KORU
MED
11:30
Aug 25
Balance AI with construction, shipbuilding, cosmetics.
Because Korean market liquidity is thin and rotation is dominant, investors should balance AI exposure with non-AI trading positions; construction, shipbuilding and cosmetics are relatively less rate-dependent and are suitable trading allocations, while bio and secondary batteries are more rate-dependent.
KORU
MED
04:30
Aug 25
Hwang Yoo-hyun Private Banker Team Lead, NH Investment & Securities 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Trade cosmetics, not a secular leader.
Korean cosmetics is currently acting as a leader and earnings are good, but it lacks the global paradigm-changing innovation that drove past leaders such as biologics, secondary batteries, and HBM. It is not penetrating global markets as strongly as past leading themes, so it is tradable but not likely to deliver a large 5-10x secular rally.
KORU 1ST
MED
10:00
Aug 22
Kim Dante CEO, Tomorrow's Investment King; former CEO, Upraise Invest… 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Buy Korean cosmetics export earners.
Korean cosmetics and consumer export stocks are attractive because their earnings have been solid while the market was focused on memory. Cosmetics is Korea's strongest export consumer category, and he is now watching cosmetics-related names as memory leadership fades.
KORU 1ST
MED
11:00
Aug 19
Lee Ji-hwan CEO, Aurora Investment Advisory 815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Focus on cosmetics within consumer cyclicals
As US midterm fiscal stimulus appears, consumer cyclical names should be watched. In Korea autos and mobile are difficult because Hyundai Motor is tied up with robotics optics and Samsung Electronics is viewed as a semiconductor play, so the remaining quality earnings plays are cosmetics and some food; focus on cosmetics with strong individual results.
KORU
MED
10:34
Aug 19
Avoid KORU; leverage decay destroys value.
Park shows KORU, the 3x South Korea ETF, traded at $36 when KOSPI hit 2,600 in early 2018, fell to $2 during the 2020 COVID crash, and even when KOSPI reached 3,300 in 2021 the ETF was lower than when the index was at 2,600; it then collapsed to $1.35 and after a recent rally to $63 is still down roughly 72% from its high. This demonstrates structural 3x decay: the product fails to capture the long-term Korean index recovery and is a gambling-like destruction of capital.
KORU
HIGH
11:00
Aug 18
Rotate from Silicon2 to lagging cosmetics.
After a two-day pullback, the Korean cosmetics sector setup is not bad and can be approached. Silicon2's gain is driven by individual news involving a 300 billion won rights offering and CVC investment, but chasing that individual news is not favored. Traders should consider rotating into lagging cosmetics names if the sector strengthens.
KORU
MED
08:45
Aug 16
Nuclear stocks are rotation only, not leading.
Nuclear-related shares can participate as a rotation/momentum theme, and foreign supply/demand for Doosan Enerbility was intense in the past, but valuations remain extreme and the trapped supply needs more concrete fundamentals/catalysts before the group can lead again. Near-term expectations for another explosive rally are low.
KORU
HIGH
11:34
Aug 15
Korean cosmetics sector looks toppy
Most cosmetic stocks corrected with upper wick charts, leaving only large profitable leaders, and the sector historically peaks in July-August, so caution is warranted.
KORU 1ST
MED
02:00
Aug 15
Watch Korean cosmetics independent earnings trend.
Park notes cosmetics stocks have been moving on their own earnings and trend cycle rather than being driven by semiconductor-led flows. He says in KOSDAQ he wants to keep watching sectors with independent earnings plays like this, not just AI and semiconductor supply-demand themes.
KORU
LOW
09:30
Aug 13
Buy Korean cosmetics on dips.
Korean cosmetics earnings are strong and many names hit new highs, but valuations are not yet burdensome. He would not chase them immediately; on pullbacks, he would buy cosmetics because longer-term fundamentals remain intact.
KORU FLIP
MED
11:00
Aug 11
US exports strong, sector momentum positive.
Korean cosmetics export data to the US is strong and analyst reports are consistently positive. The sector's momentum is not dead and is expected to see a good atmosphere tomorrow as well, with continued buying interest.
KORU
MED
04:30
Aug 11
Cosmetics sector earnings strong, buy dips.
The Korean cosmetics sector is fundamentally strong, with solid earnings and decent valuations even after recent gains. It belongs in the non-AI allocation as a core holding, though buying on pullbacks is preferred after the run-up.
KORU
MED
03:14
Aug 07
Korean cosmetics sector benefits from exports
Korean cosmetics stocks are performing well due to structural export growth and strong profitability. In a market where diversification is needed, cosmetics offer a good addition to a semiconductor-heavy portfolio.
KORU
MED
13:00
Aug 06
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Wait for pullback in cosmetics sector
The cosmetics sector has shown strong export performance and good price momentum, but has already rallied significantly; waiting for a pullback or consolidation would provide a better entry point to add exposure to this improving trend.
KORU
MED
16:55
Aug 05
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KORU
11:30
Aug 03
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Korean cosmetics strong on European sales growth
Korean cosmetics sector is attractive because European sales are surging, approaching former China volumes, while North American and Japanese demand remains stable.
KORU 1ST
MED
23:06
Aug 02
Kwon Soon-woo Reporting Team Lead, 3PRO TV 3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Overlooked Korean beauty export boom.
Korean cosmetics exports have been growing 30-40% year-on-year almost every month, yet the sector remains largely ignored and overshadowed by memory. This persistent under-appreciation creates a buying opportunity in Korean beauty stocks, which are benefiting from strong global demand.
KORU 1ST
MED

About KORU Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks KORU (Direxion Daily South Korea Bull 3X Shares) across 13 sources. 65 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 37 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (62%). 104 total trade ideas tracked. Past 7 days: 7 bullish, 5 watch. Latest voices: Lee Kwon-hee, Lee Ju-hyeon, Lee Ji-hwan.