Summary
The episode discusses the irrational crash in Korean markets with Kim Jong-mun defending memory chip leaders Samsung and SK Hynix as a buying opportunity, while Lee Chang-hwi presents step-down ELS as a safer income alternative linked to the same stocks.
- KOSPI plunges over 8% triggering a circuit breaker amid panic selling.
- Kim Jong-mun attributes the crash to leverage-driven forced selling, not fundamentals.
- Chinese CXMT listing and fears are dismissed as overblown given technology gap and earnings power.
- Samsung and SK Hynix earnings remain robust, with AI and physical AI driving long-term memory demand.
- Kim urges investors not to sell and sees current valuations as an extreme buying zone.
- Lee Chang-hwi introduces step-down ELS with Samsung/SK Hynix as underlyings offering up to 27% annual yield.
- The ELS knock-in barriers have improved to 25-35%, making them safer for yield-seeking investors.
- The hosts close by advising investors to avoid panic and consider long-term fundamentals.