Ideas
Gold supported by liquidity and safe-haven demand
Gold keeps rising because abundant liquidity and currency debasement are lifting asset values while persistent geopolitical risk adds safe-haven demand; the speaker sees both drivers active and little downside news for gold.
Memory outperforms data-center AI hardware
Wall Street still favors memory within AI hardware: data-center and AI names were weak while memory prices and demand stayed strong, and U.S. memory names such as SanDisk, Micron Technology and Western Digital surged sharply.
CPU shortage lifts Intel, ARM, AMD
A CPU shortage is developing for 2026; Intel server CPUs are sold out and Intel has its own fab capacity, while ARM and AMD are also beneficiaries of tight CPU supply and rising CPU prices.
Korean memory laggards due for catch-up
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix have lagged the U.S. memory rally largely because of FX headwinds, but the market assumes they will rise further; if they do, they should support and lift KOSPI.
Hyundai Motor Group leads auto rally
Hyundai Motor Group is the strongest Korean auto complex; Hyundai Motor target-price upgrades and Boston Dynamics' large 2027 order backlog and IPO preparation are driving Hyundai, Kia and related auto parts shares higher.
KOSPI uptrend remains intact above 5,000
KOSPI is in a strong self-driven uptrend, supported by Samsung/SK hynix catch-up expectations, stock-specific leadership and no foreign high-point distribution pattern yet; short-term overheat may cause pauses but the market is biased upward above 5,000.
KOSDAQ remains weak and unattractive
KOSDAQ is structurally weak because governance reform benefits large-cap KOSPI, professional traders have moved to U.S. markets, and foreign investors keep short-selling KOSDAQ; government measures are too declarative, and the Alteogen shock worsened sentiment.
Housing supply policy may lift construction
President Lee's push for a realistic housing supply expansion plan suggests concrete supply measures are coming, which could move the Korean construction and real estate sector.
EU 5G ban aids telecom equipment, RFHIC
The EU's mandatory three-year phase-out of Chinese 5G equipment and the physical-AI need for communications infrastructure could benefit telecom equipment names; RFHIC, a former 5G leader, has rebounded sharply and the speaker still holds it despite being underwater.
Robot batteries are attractive future market
Samsung SDI and LG Energy Solution are focusing on NCM batteries for humanoid and industrial robots; although batteries are under 2% of robot cost, maintenance and high-speed use make this an attractive future market.
AI bubble hedge: clean energy, defense, metals
BofA recommends that investors worried about an AI bubble rotate away from tech into clean energy, power grid, infrastructure, critical metals and defense.
This 3PRO TV (삼프로TV) video, published January 21, 2026,
features Park Byeong-chang
discussing GLD, SMH, SNDK, MU, WDC, INTC, ARM, AMD, 005930.KS, 000660.KS, 005380.KS, 000270.KS, EWY, KOSDAQ, Korean construction/real estate sector, 218410.KQ, FIVG, 006400.KS, 373220.KS, ICLN, GRID, PAVE, Critical Metals, ITA.
11 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.
Speakers:
Park Byeong-chang
· Tickers:
GLD,
SMH,
SNDK,
MU,
WDC,
INTC,
ARM,
AMD,
005930.KS,
000660.KS,
005380.KS,
000270.KS,
EWY,
KOSDAQ,
Korean construction/real estate sector,
218410.KQ,
FIVG,
006400.KS,
373220.KS,
ICLN,
GRID,
PAVE,
Critical Metals,
ITA