[26.05.29 Afternoon Broadcast Full View] Second "Kkanbu Meeting"?...Jensen Huang Coming to Korea Next Week! Will Our Semiconductors Run in June Too? [Closing Bell Live]

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Speakers
Kim Jang-yeol — Reporter, The Bell
Lee Kwon-hee — CEO, Economist
Park Ji-hoon — Director, Asset Management Consulting Dept., NH Investment & Securities
Lee Gyeong-min — Manager

Summary

The broadcast covers the last trading day of May, with KOSPI surging 3.5% to a new high while KOSDAQ fell nearly 3%. Multiple analysts discuss the extreme two-tier market (KOSPI large caps vs everything else) and offer investment ideas for June. Key themes include AI semiconductor demand (Dell, Micron), substrate/MLCC plays (Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Daeduck), power equipment (Hyosung Heavy), auto/robotics (Hyundai Motor, Mobis), battery turnaround (LG Energy Solution), energy commodities (oil/gas ETFs), nuclear power (Doosan), shipbuilding (HD Hyundai Heavy), and internet recovery (Naver).

  • KOSPI closed at 8,476 (+3.5%) while KOSDAQ fell 2.68%, highlighting extreme polarization.
  • Dell's stellar earnings and AI server growth were cited as key positive catalysts.
  • Jensen Huang's upcoming visit to Korea boosted LG Group, Naver, and SI-related stocks.
  • Analysts recommend holding or adding to AI semiconductor supply chain (Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Micron).
  • Samsung Electro-Mechanics surged on MLCC and substrate demand, with Daeduck Electronics as a cheaper alternative.
  • Power equipment (Hyosung Heavy) and nuclear (Doosan Enerbility) are seen as value plays with catalysts.
  • LG Energy Solution is highlighted as undervalued vs Samsung Electro-Mechanics with ESS and EV recovery.
  • Oil and natural gas ETFs are recommended as hedges against potential inflation later in the year.
Trade Ideas
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 24:52
AI server demand booming, Dell benefits hugely
Dell Technologies' quarterly earnings massively exceeded consensus, with AI server revenue growing 8-9x year-over-year and EPS beating by 63%. Management stated there are no signs of AI demand slowing down. This confirms robust AI infrastructure spending, making Dell a direct beneficiary of the AI buildout.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 29:56
MLCC and substrate demand driving structural growth
Samsung Electro-Mechanics is surging on strong demand for MLCC, FCBGA substrates, and glass substrates, driven by AI, automotive electronics (autonomous driving), and robotics. Though the stock looks expensive on current earnings, future growth from multiple catalysts (MLCC price hikes, FCBGA expansion, glass substrate) justifies the valuation. The trend is strong; hold until it breaks.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 35:52
Power equipment leader with stock split catalyst
Hyosung Heavy Industries is the most comfortable power equipment stock. An expected stock split and strong fundamentals make it attractive. Buying on dips is recommended; the stock has pullback from highs and offers a discount.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 64:00
Strong auto fundamentals, robotics upside, fair valuation
Hyundai Motor has strong fundamentals with improving margins, increasing market share in the US, and potential upside from robotics and physical AI (Boston Dynamics). Valuation at ~20x forward earnings is reasonable, with a realistic target around 1 million won. The stock has room to run.
Undervalued internet leader, AI/robot catalysts
Naver was undervalued due to high bond yields suppressing growth stocks; as yields stabilize and decline, Naver's earnings growth and AI/robot potential (Jensen Huang meeting, AI transformation) will drive a recovery. The stock has already started to rally, and the thesis is for further upside as fundamentals catch up.
Energy commodities to benefit from inflation cycle
As the economic cycle transitions into a 'reverse financial easing' phase (inflation, rate hikes), energy prices will rise. Buying crude oil ETFs and natural gas ETFs in August-September can provide portfolio hedge and upside. Oil and natural gas are expected to benefit from the late-cycle inflation environment.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 133:00
Undervalued relative to Hyundai Motor, gap to close
Hyundai Mobis is undervalued relative to Hyundai Motor. The historical discount of Mobis to Hyundai Motor has been 50-60% but is currently only 40%. As Hyundai Motor rises, Mobis should close the gap, offering a better risk/reward.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 142:05
Memory undersupply, AI demand strong, re-rating possible
Micron Technology's CBO stated that memory is historically undersupplied and AI demand for DRAM and NAND remains very strong. The stock trades at ~10x P/E with potential re-rating to 15x, implying significant upside. Despite recent price run, the fundamental momentum is intact.
Park Ji-hoon Director, Asset Management Consulting Dept., NH Investment & Securities 243:18
Cheap vs peers, ESS and EV recovery catalysts
LG Energy Solution is cheap compared to Samsung Electro-Mechanics: similar 2027 earnings expectations (~3-3.5 trillion won) but market cap of 100 trillion vs 160 trillion. Catalysts include ESS demand from data centers, recovery in EV sales (improving US/Europe data), autonomous driving adoption, and potential robot battery demand. The stock is a value play with multiple catalysts.
Park Ji-hoon Director, Asset Management Consulting Dept., NH Investment & Securities 262:29
Substrate and auto electronics, cheaper alternative
Daeduck Electronics is a substrate (FCBGA) and automotive electronics supplier that will benefit from the same trends as Samsung Electro-Mechanics: autonomous driving, AI, and robotics. It is cheaper on valuation (30x P/E vs Samsung Electro-Mechanics' 70x) and has expansion potential in FCBGA and MLCC.
Park Ji-hoon Director, Asset Management Consulting Dept., NH Investment & Securities 275:26
Nuclear power and gas turbine export catalyst
Doosan Enerbility is a key beneficiary of nuclear power and gas turbine export catalysts. Expected positive developments from US-Korea cooperation on LNG and nuclear deals, plus its dominance in the Korean nuclear ecosystem. Despite high valuation, upcoming catalysts make it attractive for 6-month horizon.
Park Ji-hoon Director, Asset Management Consulting Dept., NH Investment & Securities 276:39
Shipbuilding with LNG orders and US investment catalysts
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is a shipbuilding play with new LNG orders expected in Q2/Q3, plus data center engine demand and potential US investment news. After a consolidation period, the stock should resume its uptrend. It is a cyclical beneficiary of energy transition and shipbuilding upcycle.
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Speakers: Kim Jang-yeol, Lee Kwon-hee, Lee Gyeong-min, Park Ji-hoon  · Tickers: DELL, 009150.KS, 071970.KS, 005380.KS, 035420.KS, USO, UNG, 012330.KS, MU, 373220.KS, 008060.KS, 034020.KS, 329180.KS