New York Stock Market Struggles to Recover After Tech Stock Shock: How Far Will Software Fear Spread? | Director Park Byung-chang

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Watch on YouTube ↗  |  February 06, 2026 at 00:02  |  41:52  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Park Byeong-chang — Director, MP Partners

Summary

Park Byung-chang, a director, reviews a weak New York session led by tech and AI-related selling. He sees Bitcoin's institutional linkage, a stalling S&P 500, and Nvidia's two-sided setup as key risks, while remaining constructive on Korean memory, KOSPI, brokerages, and low PBR/financial themes. He also discusses gold versus silver, Qualcomm's memory-cost problem, and the shift from AI infrastructure to application-layer winners.

  • US tech and AI infrastructure stocks fell as capex and AI disruption concerns weighed on the market.
  • Bitcoin is now institutionalized and correlated with Nasdaq, raising cross-asset risk if it falls further.
  • S&P 500 is testing its 20-week moving average; a breakdown could trigger systematic selling.
  • Nvidia is at a two-sided juncture between an infrastructure-led rebound and rotation to AI application winners.
  • Korean memory (Samsung, SK Hynix) remains relatively strong, and KOSPI is still in an uptrend with record liquidity.
  • Upcoming Commercial Act and Tax Act revisions may favor holding companies, financials, and low PBR stocks.
  • Gold is preferred over silver on safe-haven demand, while Qualcomm faces margin pressure from memory costs.
Ideas
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 1:19
Bitcoin decline now pressures tech.
Bitcoin is now fully institutionalized through ETFs, funds, and futures, so it no longer trades in isolation; it is highly correlated with Nasdaq, and further Bitcoin declines can trigger margin calls and cross-asset selling that pressures tech stocks.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 3:13
Gold safer; silver too volatile.
Gold is the better safe-haven asset because it holds up on geopolitical risk, monetary debasement, and future uncertainty, while silver has been driven more by supply-demand flows and is much more volatile; the speaker regrets buying silver and warns it can fall much harder.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 3:13
Gold safer; silver too volatile.
Gold is the better safe-haven asset because it holds up on geopolitical risk, monetary debasement, and future uncertainty, while silver has been driven more by supply-demand flows and is much more volatile; the speaker regrets buying silver and warns it can fall much harder.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 4:17
S&P 500 tests key 20-week line.
S&P 500 stalled around 7,000 and has fallen back to its 20-week moving average; a break below that level would force systematic funds to sell, so the index is at an important decision point even though the broader uptrend is not yet broken.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 8:57
Memory costs hurt Qualcomm guidance.
Qualcomm fell 8% despite good earnings because memory price inflation is lifting final smartphone prices and hurting unit sales, leading to weaker revenue guidance; this makes the stock unattractive near term.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 11:19
Nvidia rebound or rotation risk.
Nvidia has fallen from $5T to $4.2T while Wall Street targets remain 30-50% higher, so a rebound could support the market; however, the market may instead rotate to AI product/service winners, making Nvidia a two-sided setup rather than a clean long.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 14:14
Apple benefits from AI commercialization.
The AI trade is shifting from infrastructure to products and services, which favors Apple because it can monetize AI through devices and services; Apple has already regained the No. 2 market-cap slot and rose 6.3% this week.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 14:14
Alphabet wins in AI services.
Alphabet is a key AI commercialization beneficiary: it is near highs, Gemini users reached 750 million, capex is doubling, and Google may sell TPUs externally, improving its cloud/AI position.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 23:19
Record volume benefits brokerages.
Daily Korean trading value exceeded 60 trillion won and individuals bought a record 9.5 trillion won, which directly benefits securities firms through higher brokerage and trading-related revenue.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 24:56
KOSPI dip should attract buyers.
KOSPI is in a third uptrend and the chart is not signaling a dangerous sell; a pullback toward the 21-day moving average near 5,000 should attract buying, and record individual liquidity supports the market despite US tech volatility.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 26:36
Korean memory names still point higher.
Memory remained relatively strong while data-center and AI infrastructure stocks sold off; Samsung and SK Hynix charts still point higher, Samsung's line conversion expands HBM4 to 25% of output, and the SK Hynix/Kioxia ITC patent probe is likely a non-event.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 29:56
Legal revisions favor low PBR financials.
Upcoming Commercial Act and Tax Act revisions are a relatively certain catalyst for holding companies, financial companies, and low PBR stocks, so investors should prepare for that next momentum theme as the market consolidates.
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Speakers: Park Byeong-chang  · Tickers: BTC, GLD, SILVER, ^GSPC, QCOM, NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL, Korean brokerage stocks, ^KS11, 005930.KS, 000660.KS, Korean holding companies, Korean financial companies, Korean low PBR stocks