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Watch on YouTube ↗  |  February 18, 2026 at 02:00  |  3:13:05  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Lee Seon-yeop — CEO, AFW Partners
Park Byeong-chang — Director, MP Partners
Cha Young-joo — Director, Wise Economic Research Institute
Lee Jae-kyu — PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities
Kim Jang-yeol — Reporter, The Bell
Jang Woo-jin — Writer

Summary

Six Korean market experts share views on AI investment, physical AI, power shortages, and the Korean equity market. They discuss ETF flows, semiconductor and battery reports, brokerage stocks, and macro risks including Bitcoin, FX, and tariffs. The overall tone is bullish on AI and KOSPI, but several speakers recommend selective exposure and cash buffers amid volatility.

  • AI capex race continues; physical AI and humanoid robots are emerging themes.
  • AI compute growth supports data centers, power/electricity, and nuclear.
  • Korean market broad rally seen, with KOSPI favored over overheated KOSDAQ.
  • Semiconductor leaders Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix remain key ideas.
  • ETF inflows and brokerage stocks benefit from record trading volume.
  • Battery and bio sectors have selective turnaround or catalyst-driven stories.
  • Bitcoin faces crash risk while gold is preferred as safe haven.
  • Macro risks include won weakness, tariffs, and AI hardware peak concerns.
Ideas
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 0:00
AI investment race continues, overinvestment favored.
AI is not winner-take-all; multiple leaders will emerge. Companies must overinvest because performance improves with compute, making underinvestment riskier. This survival race should keep AI capex strong, especially from early next year.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 5:43
Physical AI and humanoid robots emerging.
CES 2025 will spotlight Physical AI, especially humanoid robots. Humanoids can work anywhere because they mimic human form, requiring embodied AI and dexterous hands. This is a developing investment theme.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 12:31
AI drives data center and power shortage.
AI compute demand will keep growing, requiring more data centers. Power/electricity will be in shortage, with nuclear mentioned as part of the solution. This supports data center, power, and nuclear themes.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 15:03
Broad Korean market upside from AI.
Unlike typical bull markets, AI is pulling both new and old economy sectors together, so many sectors are rising. This broad participation supports a higher KOSPI index.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 16:13
Korean biotech gaining global credibility.
Korean biotech/pharma has gained global competitiveness and technology export credibility with big pharma, improving trust and creating a separate secular growth theme.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 29:27
ETF inflows are structural long-term trend.
ETF investing is a structural trend, not a fad. Individual investors are net buying ETFs, and retirement pension/real estate money will continue to flow in. Participate selectively in the trend.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 32:43
Robot era coming via physical AI.
Physical AI is leading to the robot era; robotics ETFs are a way to participate in this secular trend.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 32:54
Aerospace is clear secular direction.
Aerospace is a clear secular direction, suitable for ETF exposure.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 33:01
Power equipment demand from AI, aging grids.
Power equipment benefits from AI and from aging US/Europe infrastructure that needs replacement; reconstruction would require rebuilding power infrastructure. Attractive ETF theme.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 46:01
Brokerage stocks benefit from record volume.
Record daily trading volume and individual buying will benefit brokerage stocks. Trading volume explosion directly boosts securities firms' earnings.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 47:41
KOSPI dip near 21-day MA buyable.
KOSPI chart is not showing a sell signal; if it pulls back below 5,000 to the 21-day moving average, buying support is likely to come in.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 49:20
Samsung, SK Hynix charts show upside.
Samsung's HBM4 line expansion is positive because HBM4 orders exist but supply is tight. China's memory expansion is not a big threat to Samsung's HBM4.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 49:20
Samsung, SK Hynix charts show upside.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix charts show more upside potential; if they rise further, the KOSPI can also rise.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 53:11
Tax revision boosts holding, financial, low PBR.
Upcoming tax law revision will be a clear catalyst for holding companies, financial companies, and low PBR stocks. These sectors have definite momentum.
Cha Young-joo Director, Wise Economic Research Institute 56:05
Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Samsung AI upside.
AI growth benefits major platform companies with AI capabilities: Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Samsung Electronics. They have AI-related upside.
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 63:12
SK Hynix buy on memory upturn.
SK Hynix is in a supplier-favorable memory market. DRAM OP margin 68%, Q1 2026 OP 28T, 2026 OP 143T. Q limited but ASP rising due to tight supply and hyperscaler demand. Buy on dips.
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 81:21
Samsung SDI ESS turnaround by 2027.
Samsung SDI is converting US JV lines from EV to ESS, showing management agility. ESS has higher margins, and 2027 should see turnaround with OP 1.9T and 10% margins. Positive medium-term.
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 94:44
Doosan Tesna target reached, avoid chasing.
Doosan Tesna reached its target price with no new fundamentals, so risk/reward is unfavorable; consider selling or avoiding until new catalyst.
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 98:16
ISC system-level test growth, valuation heavy.
ISC is a test socket maker benefiting from system-level test sockets >50% and long-term contracts. Data center exposure offers leverage. However, 48x PER is heavy and needs more confirmation; watch for more reports.
Lee Jae-kyu PB Deputy Manager, SK Securities 108:25
Shinsegae inbound, wealth effect re-rating.
Shinsegae benefits from wealth effect, inbound foreign sales +70%, duty-free restructuring, and potential re-rating like Japanese department stores. Foreigner share only 5.7%, so if inbound continues, upside remains. But already up; watch for pullback.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 114:41
Brokerage stocks benefit from record volume.
Record trading volume will drive brokerage earnings. Mirae Asset has doubled, opinions diverge. Prefer Kiwoom and Samsung Securities as laggards with valuation room. Korea Investment has IMA momentum.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 114:41
Brokerage stocks benefit from record volume.
Record trading volume will drive brokerage earnings. Mirae Asset has doubled, opinions diverge. Prefer Kiwoom and Samsung Securities as laggards with valuation room. Korea Investment has IMA momentum.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 120:53
AI agents threaten US software stocks.
AI agents (Anthropic, OpenAI) threaten enterprise software and financial data providers. US software stocks should be avoided or underweighted. Hardware is still relatively safe.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 125:13
AI hardware trend intact, watch peak fear.
AI hardware/semiconductors still have no major issue yet, though fear of a peak exists. The trend remains intact, but watch for capex growth deceleration.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 125:26
KOSPI more attractive than overheated KOSDAQ.
KOSPI is more attractive than KOSDAQ now. KOSPI PER ~10-11x, below China 12.2x and Europe 15x, with EPS upgrades, so not overvalued. KOSDAQ surged too fast on individual money, overheated.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 125:26
KOSPI more attractive than overheated KOSDAQ.
KOSPI is more attractive than KOSDAQ now. KOSPI PER ~10-11x, below China 12.2x and Europe 15x, with EPS upgrades, so not overvalued. KOSDAQ surged too fast on individual money, overheated.
Kim Jang-yeol Reporter, The Bell 130:55
Holding companies attractive after selloff.
SK, LS, Hanwha fell sharply and are undervalued financially; holding companies have attractive valuations and policy tailwinds.
Apple strong as AI-excluded value stock.
US market is rotating from tech/AI to value. AI-excluded companies with solid earnings, like Apple, are strong. Apple is a safe value play as it is not caught in AI controversy.
Chinese inbound boosts cosmetics, retail.
Chinese inbound tourism is increasing, benefiting Korean cosmetics and duty-free/retail sectors. Earnings are starting to show up, and the market will recognize it. The sector is small, so money rotation can cause sharp moves.
Won weakness risk, watch 1500 level.
US wants dollar strength and pressure on Korea to buy US Treasuries; tariffs 25% and Canada submarine issue. Won weakness may be capped at 1500 but uncertainty remains. Watch FX closely.
Bitcoin faces crash risk, liquidity concerns.
Bitcoin faces a potential crash scenario. Michael Burry warns MicroStrategy may sell Bitcoin if it falls below $60k; government won't buy strategically; liquidity concerns. Historical drawdowns of 70-80% suggest downside risk.
Gold preferred as safe haven over Bitcoin.
When Bitcoin fell, gold rose, indicating liquidity moved to gold. Geopolitical issues support gold as a safe haven. Gold is preferred over Bitcoin in this environment.
Market correction is opportunity until elections.
Market correction is opportunity until local elections, as liquidity remains and policy supports. He remains bullish but recommends cash buffer.
Solar benefits from China supply cuts.
China's anti-involution policy is cutting polysilicon capacity, raising prices for downstream cells/modules. Chinese firms cannot sell to US, so non-Chinese producers benefit. However, solar is tied to space theme and already surged, so it's ambiguous; needs space to stay alive.
Space theme key for solar momentum.
Space theme must remain strong for solar to work. If space holds, solar can continue. Space is a separate theme.
Small-cap reports drive stock moves.
Money is rotating to small caps; analyst reports are driving prices more than before. Small-cap analyst reports will be more influential.
APR earnings blowout, US/Japan growth.
APR reported blowout earnings: US sales +270% YoY, Japan +289%, total sales more than doubled. Target prices raised across brokers. Strong US/Japan growth and Ulta Beauty expansion give upside.
Celltrion strong; KOSDAQ bio needs catalysts.
Large biopharma like Celltrion has separate momentum from PBM reform and bio-similar growth. KOSDAQ bio (Alteogen, ABL Bio) had damaged momentum and needs new catalysts. If KOSDAQ rebounds, bio could rise more.
Celltrion strong; KOSDAQ bio needs catalysts.
Large biopharma like Celltrion has separate momentum from PBM reform and bio-similar growth. KOSDAQ bio (Alteogen, ABL Bio) had damaged momentum and needs new catalysts. If KOSDAQ rebounds, bio could rise more.
KOSDAQ policy boost could lift index.
Government is considering separating KOSPI/KOSDAQ supervision and increasing pension fund allocation to KOSDAQ. If policy materializes, KOSDAQ could break 1300.
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