Earnings vs. Macro? Ultimately, Growth Determines It — The Market's Changed Investment Calculation | Myeong Min-jun, Park Ga-yeong, Shin Hyeok-seung

Earnings vs. Macro? Ultimately, Growth Determines It…The Market's Changed Investment Calculation | Myeong Min-jun, Park Ga-yeong, Shin Hyeok-seung [Stock Beginner Rescue Team]
Watch on YouTube ↗  |  September 09, 2026 at 13:30  |  44:45  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Shin Hyeok-seung — CEO, Chohwa Partners
Park Ga-young — Host
Myung Min-jun — Host

Summary

Shin Hyeok-seung, CEO of Chohwa Partners, gives a tactical, chart-driven view of the KOSPI and KOSDAQ market. He sees the KOSPI at an important moving-average inflection and prefers KOSDAQ sector rotation over direct Samsung Electronics and SK hynix exposure. His favored spots are biotech and secondary batteries, while he watches robotics, semiconductor equipment/materials and nuclear power, and avoids cosmetics and GS. Park Ga-young offers a contrasting bullish view on GS as a holding company.

  • Shin sees KOSPI at a technical inflection near the 60-day moving average; macro easing could unlock upside.
  • He avoids direct Samsung Electronics and SK hynix positions, using them as a market barometer.
  • He favors KOSDAQ rotation into biotech and secondary batteries.
  • He is watching robotics and semiconductor equipment/materials as KOSDAQ's other core axes.
  • He took profits in nuclear power and is monitoring the Westinghouse stake acquisition catalyst.
  • He says to avoid cosmetics stocks and would avoid GS at current levels.
  • Park Ga-young counters that GS should be viewed as a holding company with AI data center exposure, not just a refiner.
  • He stresses flexible position sizing and mechanical selling over forecasting.
Ideas
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 2:47
KOSPI at key 60-day breakout juncture.
KOSPI is at an important technical inflection: despite heavy macro headwinds from Treasury yields, oil and Middle East risks, the market is holding, and if those pressures ease and the index breaks above the 60-day moving average, it could turn into a stronger second-half market. The setup is still two-sided.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 19:55
Avoid direct Samsung/SK hynix; better elsewhere.
Shin likes Samsung Electronics and SK hynix fundamentally through next year on earnings and shareholder returns, but he does not invest directly in them. He treats them as a market barometer and believes that if they merely stay stable, other sectors can deliver much higher returns, so he avoids direct exposure even though he would not stop investors from holding some.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 20:40
Robotics sparked rebound; watch rotation.
Shin identifies robotics as the sector that first sparked the KOSDAQ rebound from late July and remains one of KOSDAQ's core axes. He says it is now somewhat sidelined but has been watching robot names from this week as part of the rotation that can lead KOSDAQ higher.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 21:01
Watch Korean semiconductor equipment/materials rotation.
Shin says semiconductor equipment/materials is one of KOSDAQ's four core axes and is currently moving on an earnings basis, unlike robotics, bio and batteries which are moving on growth. He had little interest before but began watching the group from this Monday as part of the KOSDAQ rotation.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 24:19
Avoid GS; prefer Samsung/SK hynix.
Shin says he is not interested in GS. He admits the chart looks technically perfect, but at this location he would rather own Samsung Electronics or SK hynix than initiate GS; if macro stabilizes, stocks that held up while the market was weak, including refining-related GS, may take a breather as suppressed sectors rally.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 26:28
Avoid cosmetics stocks; they may rest.
Shin says he has been telling people since last week to avoid cosmetics stocks. They had risen while the broader market was weak on export and currency effects, and if macro pressures ease and money rotates into suppressed sectors, these smaller defensive outperformers are likely to rest.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 29:23
Add KOSDAQ biotech; rebound must participate.
Shin argues that if KOSDAQ is going to rise, biotech must participate, so even though he had reduced his biotech weighting, he thought from today it was time to start adding back. Biotech is one of the core KOSDAQ growth sectors that led the rebound and can continue in rotation.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 29:45
Buy secondary batteries after robotics rotation.
Shin notes secondary battery stocks are coiled and quiet, and past KOSDAQ cycle patterns often show batteries moving after robotics. He took profits in nuclear power to buy more secondary battery and biotech names, expecting rotation into batteries.
Shin Hyeok-seung CEO, Chohwa Partners 30:05
Nuclear profit-take; Westinghouse catalyst keeps watch.
Shin took profits in nuclear power when it spiked and rotated toward batteries and biotech, but he does not see nuclear as a dying sector. The Westinghouse stake acquisition issue is large enough that the sector should stay alive while that catalyst remains, so he is monitoring it.
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This 3PRO TV (삼프로TV) video, published September 09, 2026, features Shin Hyeok-seung discussing EWY, 005930.KS, 000660.KS, Korean Robotics, 108490.KQ, Korean semiconductor equipment/materials, GS, Korean cosmetics, Korean Biotech, Korean secondary batteries, 006400.KS, Korean nuclear power. 9 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Shin Hyeok-seung  · Tickers: EWY, 005930.KS, 000660.KS, Korean Robotics, 108490.KQ, Korean semiconductor equipment/materials, GS, Korean cosmetics, Korean Biotech, Korean secondary batteries, 006400.KS, Korean nuclear power