Why did it fall when there was no reason to? Criteria for choosing rebounding stocks | Jungpro, Myung Min-jun, Kang A-rang, Lee Kwon-hee [Stock Beginner Rescue Team]

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  May 27, 2026 at 12:30  |  58:17  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Lee Kwon-hee — CEO, Economist
Jung Min-jun — Host

Summary

The video covers a broad market review with hosts Jung Min-jun, Myung Min-jun, Kang A-rang, and guest Lee Kwon-hee (CEO, Wizwave). Lee Kwon-hee presents investment ideas: long memory semiconductors (SK hynix, Samsung Electronics) on structural growth, long shipbuilders HD Hyundai Heavy and Hanwha Ocean, long Sanil Electric on power equipment shortage, watch construction stocks for peace catalyst, and avoid SI stocks due to group dependency. The discussion also touches on ETF rotation, technical analysis, and market breadth.

  • Memory semiconductors viewed as structural growth, not cyclical, favoring SK hynix and Samsung Electronics.
  • Shipbuilding bullish with HD Hyundai Heavy preferred for surface ships and Hanwha Ocean for submarines.
  • Power equipment shortage supports long position in Sanil Electric and related names.
  • Construction stocks are weak but have upside if peace deal progresses.
  • SI stocks like Samsung SDS and Hyundai AutoEver are avoided due to limited growth potential.
  • ETF rotation from KOSDAQ to Samsung/Hynix leveraged ETFs drove market divergence.
  • Technical analysis on Samsung Electro-Mechanics shows overextension needing caution.
  • Market breadth weak despite index gains, with only ~300 stocks rising out of 900+.
Trade Ideas
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 6:18
Memory is structural growth, not cyclical.
The UBS target on Micron using 15x 2019 EPS implies the market now views memory as a structural growth industry, not a cyclical one. Therefore both SK hynix and Samsung Electronics should benefit from a re-rating, with SK hynix being the cleaner pure-play memory exposure.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 36:31
SI stocks limited by group dependency.
SI stocks like Samsung SDS and Hyundai AutoEver are limited by their group dependency and lack of external growth. To justify current prices they would need massive shareholder returns, making them unattractive despite the AI theme.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 47:54
Special transformers in long-term shortage.
Power equipment shortage will last 5-10 years. Special transformer makers like Sanil Electric will benefit from grid expansion and renewable energy buildout. The recent pullback offers an opportunity.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 51:08
Construction stocks watch for peace catalyst.
Construction stocks (Hyundai E&C, Samsung C&T) have weakened on peace talks but would likely rally if a peace deal materializes. Downside is limited here, making them worth watching for a potential catalyst.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 54:13
HD Hyundai Heavy is best shipbuilder.
Shipbuilding has strong structural demand from defense and commercial orders. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is the most attractive due to its focus on surface ships, a powerful engine division, and strong fundamentals. The Canada submarine project (60 trillion won) is a key catalyst.
Lee Kwon-hee CEO, Economist 54:33
Hanwha Ocean submarine expertise is key.
Hanwha Ocean excels in submarine construction, a key growth area. Together with HD Hyundai Heavy they form the top two shipbuilders, and submarine demand (e.g., Canada project) supports Hanwha Ocean's outlook.
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