Daily Morning Fund Managers' Investment Meeting Live | Park Se-ik Senior Managing Director & Chesley Investment Advisory [Morning Brief / 22.07.26.Wed]

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 22, 2026 at 00:48  |  2:01:04  |  Chesley Investment Advisory (체슬리투자자문)
Speakers
Wang Manager — China Market Analyst
Choi Ho — Vice President
Park Se-ik — CEO, ex-Chief Strategist
Jun-hyeok — Crypto Analyst
Oh Gwajang — Section Chief

Summary

The Chesley Morning Brief covers global markets on July 22, 2026. Wang Manager highlights a Chinese electronic glass fiber stock with strong earnings and price upside. Choi Ho analyzes the US semiconductor rebound driven by Microsoft's European AI deal and SK Hynix's potential Intel Ohio campus acquisition, while cautioning that Google’s stock may lag despite surging capex. Park Se-ik notes the US government's AI dominance pledge as bullish for NVIDIA and advises buying the KOSPI index amid extreme oversold conditions. Jun-hyeok sees Ethereum as a clear winner in crypto, backed by institutional tokenization, and likes Bitmine Immersion stock. Oh Ga-jang presents deeply undervalued Korean marine engines (Hanwha Engine, Hyundai Marine Engine) and PCB plays (Daeduck Electronics, Simmtech).

  • Chinese electronic glass fiber stock rallies on CCL demand and supply shortage, offering ~45-69% upside based on P/E and price scenarios.
  • US semiconductor sector jumps as Microsoft-Mistral AI deal expands infrastructure demand to Europe; oversold memory and equipment stocks lead.
  • SK Hynix ADR surges on talks to buy Intel's Ohio campus, accelerating US production timeline.
  • Treasury Secretary Bessent’s 80% AI computing target signals government backing for AI investment, positive for NVIDIA.
  • Alphabet may disappoint as capex surge brings dilution and cost headwinds; benefits flow to suppliers.
  • Ethereum favored over Bitcoin due to tokenization, AI agents, and staking yields; Bitmine Immersion is a public staking powerhouse.
  • Hanwha Engine and Hyundai Marine Engine trade at single-digit P/Es despite 50% EPS growth and record order backlogs.
  • Daeduck Electronics and Simmtech are PCB/substrate plays benefiting from AI-driven component shortages and new chip platforms.
Ideas
Wang Manager China Market Analyst 5:04
Glass fiber stock has large upside.
Chinese electronic glass fiber stock (used in CCL/PCB) sees price rally due to surging CCL demand and supply shortage until at least end of next year. The company reported strong earnings with Q2 net profit up 59-94% YoY, driven by price hikes (15% MoM, ~2x YoY) and volume growth (40% YoY). Additional capacity expansion planned, with the company announcing a new Capex cycle. At 25x P/E, fair value could be 63 yuan (45% upside), and if glass fiber prices reach 10+, target could be 73 yuan (69% upside).
Choi Ho Vice President 14:57
AI infrastructure demand lifts semiconductors.
US semiconductor sector rebounded sharply (SOX +5.2%) driven by AI infrastructure demand expanding to Europe via the Microsoft-Mistral deal, which commits billions for European AI GPU capacity. Memory and equipment stocks were deeply oversold after a month-long correction, and the deal signals sustained AI capex, benefiting memory (Micron, SK Hynix ADR), equipment (AMAT, LRCX), and optical components (Coherent, Lumentum). The oversold bounce is likely to continue as AI infrastructure demand broadens geographically.
Choi Ho Vice President 16:52
SK Hynix ADR rallies on Intel campus deal.
SK Hynix ADR surged 13.7% on news that it is in advanced talks to acquire Intel's Ohio campus, which would allow Hynix to skip land acquisition and permitting, meeting US government pressure to expand domestic memory production. Intel urgently needs cash after heavy foundry losses, while Hynix gains a time advantage. The deal is mutually beneficial and positive for Hynix’s US strategy.
Choi Ho Vice President 16:52
Intel benefits from Ohio asset sale to SK Hynix.
Intel (INTC) rose 8.6% on the news that it is negotiating to sell its idle Ohio campus to SK Hynix. The sale would unlock cash from a non-performing asset, improving Intel’s strained balance sheet. While not a fundamental turnaround, the asset monetization is a positive near-term catalyst.
Jun-hyeok Crypto Analyst 22:06
Bitcoin bounce with cautions, watch for confirmation.
Bitcoin has bounced to the $66K level and sees ETF inflows returning, but on-chain spot market demand is not yet confirmed. Conflicting signals keep the outlook cautious; the upcoming options market shows heavy upside bets for end-of-month, providing a positive technical setup but not yet a clear trend reversal.
Jun-hyeok Crypto Analyst 25:00
Bitmine Immersion stock benefits from Ethereum rise.
Bitmine Immersion is a public company that operates the world’s largest Ethereum staking operation, generating 98% of revenue from staking/validation. The company is buying back shares, issuing preferred stock that trades at a premium, and aiming to hold 5% of ETH supply. Its stock is highly correlated to Ethereum price, and with ETH expected to rise, Bitmine Immersion offers leveraged upside with shareholder-friendly capital allocation.
Jun-hyeok Crypto Analyst 27:54
Ethereum favored for tokenization and AI agents.
Ethereum is strongly preferred due to accelerating institutional adoption: BlackRock’s BUIDL tokenization runs on Ethereum, Robinhood uses ETH, and AI agent commerce will increasingly settle on Ethereum. The company Bitmine Immersion is accumulating ETH aggressively and expects Ethereum to evolve into a core settlement layer for AI agents. Staking yields provide cash flow, making it the superior smart-contract platform.
Choi Ho Vice President 46:35
Google stock underperforms capex beneficiaries.
Although Alphabet’s cloud revenue is set to grow strongly and capex will surge (Deutsche Bank expects 2027 capex of $325B vs consensus $251B), Google's stock is unlikely to outperform. Rising capex creates dilution risk (potential share issuance of $40B), higher interest costs, and EPS dilution. The benefits of AI investment flow more to semiconductor suppliers than to Google’s own stock.
Park Se-ik CEO, ex-Chief Strategist 58:26
US government backs AI infrastructure, buy NVIDIA.
Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that the US will control 80% of global AI computing power, signaling full government backing for AI infrastructure investment. This validates the ongoing mega capex cycle by US cloud and AI firms, directly benefiting NVIDIA and AI semiconductor companies as the primary hardware suppliers.
Oh Gwajang Section Chief 78:21
Daeduck Electronics gains from substrate shortage.
Daeduck Electronics (008060.KS) is a semiconductor PCB and substrate company benefiting from a trickle-down effect: as Samsung Electro-Mechanics shifts capacity to AI/data center packages, a shortage in automotive and other legacy substrates emerges, which Daeduck captures. The company is increasing MLB (multilayer board) exposure, and new Capex of 5,100B won through 2027 supports growth into non-memory IC substrates. Valuation at 25x forward P/E is not cheap but not expensive given the growth trajectory.
Oh Gwajang Section Chief 84:00
Simmtech leveraged to Nvidia Rubin SIP substrate.
Simmtech (222800.KQ) is a leader in SIP (System-in-Package) substrates, which are increasingly adopted for AI and edge devices. The stock is highly sensitive to Nvidia’s next-gen Rubin platform, expected to use SIP substrate (SoCAM 2), creating a new demand driver. The stock is volatile but cheap relative to its AI-driven opportunity; recent pullback from highs offers entry.
Oh Gwajang Section Chief 91:07
Hanwha Engine deeply undervalued given order backlog.
Hanwha Engine (012450.KS) has fallen ~52% from highs despite securing 1.4 trillion won in new orders in H1 alone, nearly matching last year's full-year total. The company is expanding capacity (new medium-speed engine plant), and with 50% annual EPS growth projected through 2028, the current 7-8x forward P/E is unjustifiably cheap. A normalization to 20x P/E would imply over 100% upside. The market is ignoring the structural growth from LNG carriers and potential data center power generation engines.
Park Se-ik CEO, ex-Chief Strategist 120:20
Buy KOSPI index amid oversold Korean market.
With many individual Korean stocks deeply discounted and bottoming signals appearing (e.g., extreme put-call ratios), investors who are unsure of individual picks should start by buying the KOSPI index. The market’s oversold condition and strong semiconductor export data support a broad market rebound. Index buying is the safest way to participate.
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This Chesley Investment Advisory (체슬리투자자문) video, published July 22, 2026, features Wang Manager, Choi Ho, Jun-hyeok, Park Se-ik, Oh Gwajang discussing Chinese electronic glass fiber stock, SOX, SK Hynix ADR, INTC, BTC, Bitmine Immersion, ETH, GOOGL, NVDA, 008060.KS, 222800.KQ, 012450.KS, EWY. 13 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Wang Manager, Choi Ho, Jun-hyeok, Park Se-ik, Oh Gwajang  · Tickers: Chinese electronic glass fiber stock, SOX, SK Hynix ADR, INTC, BTC, Bitmine Immersion, ETH, GOOGL, NVDA, 008060.KS, 222800.KQ, 012450.KS, EWY