Is the next batter after AI a robot stock? Organizing stocks to switch to now and a strategy for dividing and holding them | Myeong Min-jun, Park Ga-young, Gwak Young-hoon [Stock Beginner Rescue Team]

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  May 15, 2026 at 13:30  |  51:27  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Kwak Young-hoon — CEO, Jukonome

Summary

Gwak Young-hoon, CEO of Jukonomy, reviews his previously recommended portfolio of Samsung, SK Hynix, Hyundai Motor, and Hanwha, advising to hold most but take profits on Hanwha to raise cash. He identifies a fund flow shift from semiconductors to robotics, recommending three robot stocks: Doosan Robotics, LG Electronics, and Hyundai Mobis. He emphasizes the importance of cash reserves and disciplined portfolio weighting.

  • Gwak reviews the performance of his prior picks: Samsung, SK Hynix, Hyundai Motor, and Hanwha.
  • He advises taking profits on Hanwha to increase cash to 40% and manage risk.
  • He identifies a capital rotation from semiconductors to robotics.
  • Three robot picks are highlighted: Doosan Robotics, LG Electronics, and Hyundai Mobis.
  • The Boston Dynamics IPO is a key catalyst for Hyundai Motor and Hyundai Mobis.
  • He stresses maintaining 20% cash and avoiding margin leverage.
  • Samsung and SK Hynix remain core holdings despite short-term volatility.
  • Investors are urged to buy on dips and use a disciplined portfolio approach.
Trade Ideas
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 4:20
Must own Samsung on dips.
Samsung Electronics is a must-own despite recent weakness. The strike overhang and foreign selling are temporary; once the strike is resolved and foreign buying returns, the stock will rebound. Investors should allocate up to 20% of their portfolio, buying on dips.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 7:09
Hold SK Hynix for AI demand.
SK Hynix is the core AI/HBM beneficiary but is overheated short-term due to ADR/GDR speculation and strong price momentum. Investors should hold, manage weight if concentrated, and use any dips to add. The long-term AI demand thesis remains intact.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 9:01
Hold Hyundai for Boston Dynamics IPO.
Hyundai Motor is a long-term hold driven by multiple catalysts: eased tariff concerns, hybrid/EV momentum, strong shareholder returns, and the upcoming Boston Dynamics IPO next year. The stock should be held until the IPO D-day, with 20% portfolio weight.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 11:05
Sell Hanwha for cash reserve.
Hanwha (Hanwha Group) has rallied near its high and is overextended; the upcoming spin-off on June 29 may already be priced in. Given high credit leverage in the market, it is advisable to take profits and reduce exposure to raise cash reserves for future opportunities.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 21:35
Buy LG Electronics for robot expansion.
LG Electronics is a robot and smart factory play with solid earnings, low P/B ratio of about 1.3x, and aggressive expansion into AI and robotics. Despite recent strong rally, the upward trend should continue; accumulate on dips.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 24:06
Buy Doosan Robotics on dips.
Doosan Robotics is the protagonist of the day in the robot theme. As a leader in collaborative robots, it has strong momentum; if it dips early next week, buy on dips. The stock has room to run despite intraday volatility.
Kwak Young-hoon CEO, Jukonome 37:43
Buy Hyundai Mobis for robot governance.
Hyundai Mobis is a robotics-related stock through its stake in Boston Dynamics and its role in the Hyundai Motor Group governance restructuring. The expected Boston Dynamics IPO and group restructuring provide strong positive momentum; buy as a relatively stable robot play.
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