Samsung Electronics: If Only This Is Confirmed, the Stock Price Level Will Change / Finally, POSCO Holdings' Turn Has Come... Now It Moves | CEO Lee Kwon-hee

Samsung Electronics, if only this is confirmed... the stock price level will change / Finally, POSCO Holdings' turn has come... now it moves | CEO Lee Gwon-hee
Watch on YouTube ↗  |  April 28, 2026 at 07:00  |  20:17  |  815 Money Talk (815머니톡)
Speakers
Lee Kwon-hee — CEO, Economist

Summary

In this pre-market episode, CEO Lee Kwon-hee of Wizwave discusses the rebounding Korean robot-stock theme, favoring Rainbow Robotics and Robotis, and lays out a longer-term semiconductor thesis that prefers Samsung Electronics over SK hynix for mid/long-term upside while acknowledging SK hynix's near-term strength. He also covers Samsung's low valuation and temporary union overhang, a hold-until-trend-break strategy for semiconductors, renewable/hydrogen names, POSCO group laggards, Samsung SDI, and event-driven situations such as ABL Bio and Leeno Industrial.

  • Lee Kwon-hee sees robot stocks turning after a correction and focuses on Rainbow Robotics and Robotis.
  • He argues custom DRAM/foundry-like manufacturing could lift Samsung Electronics long-term, though SK hynix may lead short-term.
  • He says Samsung Electronics is cheap below 6x PER and views the union dispute as a temporary overhang.
  • He favors renewable/hydrogen names and POSCO group laggards, including POSCO Holdings, POSCO DX, and POSCO Future M.
  • He expects Samsung SDI to reach KRW 700,000 despite a Q1 operating loss.
  • He advises watching ABL Bio's post-selloff rebound and avoiding Leeno Industrial on governance disappointment.
  • He recommends holding semiconductors until the trend breaks rather than selling into strength.
Ideas
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 0:24
LS cheap versus Daehan Electric Wire
LS Corp is undervalued relative to its holdings and to LS Electric's market value; with LS Corp around KRW 14tn and LS Electric around KRW 42tn, and with LS Cable & System's 92% stake in Daehan Electric Wire, LS looks too cheap on a sum-of-the-parts basis, while Daehan Electric Wire is expensive at about 75x earnings and is not the preferred way to play the theme.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 0:24
LS cheap versus Daehan Electric Wire
LS Corp is undervalued relative to its holdings and to LS Electric's market value; with LS Corp around KRW 14tn and LS Electric around KRW 42tn, and with LS Cable & System's 92% stake in Daehan Electric Wire, LS looks too cheap on a sum-of-the-parts basis, while Daehan Electric Wire is expensive at about 75x earnings and is not the preferred way to play the theme.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 1:37
Robots bottoming; prefer Rainbow and Robotis
Robot stocks became expensive early in the year and corrected, but they now look technically ready to turn higher with favorable supply-demand; he narrows exposure to Rainbow Robotics and Robotis because the key robot value is in the head/brain and hands/fingers, while reducers are becoming commoditized.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 4:14
Samsung long-term; SK hynix short-term
The key semiconductor shift is DRAM customization/foundry-like manufacturing: whoever moves fastest to customer-specific DRAM can escape Chinese commoditization and earn TSMC-like valuations. SK hynix may be stronger short-term, but Samsung Electronics is better long-term because it can participate in the Nvidia-alternative ecosystem and has a foundry platform, giving it more expansion potential if custom DRAM becomes foundry-like.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 5:37
Renewable/hydrogen names look attractive
The renewable/hydrogen side is showing decent relative strength, not powerful but positive, with Hanwha Solutions, Doosan Fuel Cell, Sang-A Frontec, and Kolon Industries moving; Doosan Fuel Cell may rise on its Blue Energy connection and Sang-A Frontec is tied to the hydrogen theme, so this area looks attractive.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 8:25
Hold semiconductors until trend breaks
His current semiconductor strategy is to hold until the trend actually breaks rather than sell into strength; investors should accept giving back about 10% from the high and not treat the prior high as a breakeven, because that has a higher probability of making more money than selling now.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 9:53
Alteogen avoids capex-heavy expansion
For investors who dislike Korea's capex-heavy manufacturing model, Alteogen is attractive as a technology-platform biotech that does not need continuous capacity expansion.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 12:57
Union deal may lift department stores
If the Samsung union wage deal is confirmed, workers around Pyeongtaek/Dongtan and Yeouido will have more money to spend, which should support department-store traffic and sales; Hyundai Department Store is the named beneficiary, with its Yeouido/IFC location already showing strong foot traffic.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 15:23
Watch ABL Bio rebound after selloff
ABL Bio opened sharply lower on a clinical-failure headline, but the issue may not justify a limit-down; if institutions and foreigners view it as an opportunity they could pull it up, though short sellers may attack the weakness, so the key is watching how strong the rebound/buying is.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 15:54
Sell Leeno rebounds on governance worries
Leeno Industrial's drop is not a fundamental problem but reflects disappointment with the major shareholder's unrefined share sale; foreign and institutional selling shows loss of confidence in management/shareholder friendliness, so buying is burdensome and holders should consider selling into a rebound around KRW 120,000.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 17:27
POSCO group laggards should rise
POSCO group stocks have lagged and now look relatively undervalued; POSCO Holdings, POSCO DX, and POSCO Future M are among the group names that have not risen much, and POSCO Future M is relatively cheap among materials companies, so these should move further.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 17:57
LNF could run to 250k
LNF looked strong and is trading around KRW 223,000; he sees it potentially running to a maximum of about KRW 250,000 before taking a rest.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 18:17
Samsung SDI can reach 700k
Samsung SDI's Q1 operating loss narrowed year-on-year and the stock rose about 5% on expectations despite the loss; he previously thought a move to KRW 700,000 would be overshooting but now thinks it can get there.
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