September 4 Morning Broadcast Full View: Waller's 'Interest Rate Freeze' Remarks Lead New York Stock Market Higher...M7 All Strong

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Watch on YouTube ↗  |  September 04, 2026 at 03:19  |  6:12:11  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Park Myung-seok — Curator
Lee Seon-yeop — CEO, AFW Partners
Kwon Soon-woo — Reporting Team Lead, 3PRO TV
Park Byeong-chang — Director, MP Partners
Lee Ju-hyeon — Director, Xangle
Kim Kyung-hwan — Team Leader
Kim Moon-jung — PB, Hana Securities Daegu Central WM Center
Park Ji-eun — Director
Baek Chan-gyu — Center Head, NH Investment Securities
Park Sang-hyuk — Editor
Choi Yoon-young — Team Lead, Hanwha Investment & Securities

Summary

The video is a long morning market broadcast covering U.S. and Korean markets, rates, sectors and crypto. Key themes include a Waller-driven rate-freeze rally, AI rotation from hardware to software, Korean market rotation into non-semiconductor sectors, debasement trades in gold and crypto, and specific Korean themes such as ESS, robots, cosmetics, steel, power infrastructure, refiners and SMR/green energy projects. Speakers also discuss China's STAR 50 tech opportunity and crypto stablecoin competition.

  • Federal Reserve Governor Waller signals a conditional September rate freeze, fueling a broad U.S. rally.
  • U.S. leadership rotates from AI hardware into software and services, with Nvidia and Broadcom still supported.
  • Korean market shows wide sector rotation into steel, power infrastructure, robots, secondary batteries and cosmetics.
  • Dollar weakness and yen strength activate a debasement trade in gold, Bitcoin and crypto-exposed equities.
  • Korean large projects including Samsung C&T SMR, OCI Texas solar and POSCO green steel are highlighted.
  • China's STAR 50 index is recommended for its tech market-share and localization theme.
  • Bitcoin faces technical resistance and rising leverage risk, while bank-led stablecoins cloud Circle's outlook.
Ideas
AI leadership rotates into software names.
Overnight U.S. leadership rotated from AI hardware into software and cloud names, with ServiceNow, Palantir and Oracle rallying after OpenAI Astra and enterprise software results. This reflects AI monetization broadening beyond infrastructure.
Hugging Face expands Nvidia open-model ecosystem.
NVIDIA's Hugging Face acquisition extends its open-model enterprise AI ecosystem. Hugging Face can steer developers to Nvidia NemoTron, strengthen offline enterprise open-model security, and widen Nvidia's AI moat beyond GPUs.
Broadcom AI demand broadening beyond Google.
Broadcom's AI demand is broadening beyond Google TPUs into Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI. Management sees AI semiconductor revenue growing fourfold and networking growth resuming, while Morgan Stanley views valuation as attractive.
AI spending accelerates Snowflake growth.
Snowflake's revenue growth is reaccelerating, with roughly half of recent acceleration tied to AI. Its core data platform benefits from hyperscaler AI adoption, and strong earnings caused a large gap-up.
Dollar weakness fuels gold and crypto.
Yen strength and dollar weakness are activating a debasement trade, with capital rotating into gold, Bitcoin and crypto-exposed equities. Park sees this as a multi-week theme likely to persist into the U.S. midterms rather than a short-term bounce.
Robinhood's own chain improves crypto economics.
Robinhood's self-built blockchain reduces crypto transaction costs and enables token minting, driving record 24-hour network revenue and reinforcing its crypto super-app expansion.
Cybercab reveal supports Tesla rebound.
U.S. market leadership is rotating from AI hardware into AI services and platforms. Former megacap leaders including Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Tesla are near highs, broadening the AI rally beyond infrastructure.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 73:57
One-off rate hike is KOSPI buying chance.
Current U.S. rate-hike fears are already partly priced. Even if the Fed hikes once, a non-continuous cycle would resemble 1995-1999, when equities recovered, so September volatility is a chance to increase Korean equity exposure into October.
Lee Seon-yeop CEO, AFW Partners 78:34
ESS demand from data centers grows.
Data-center power shortages make ESS essential because renewable power needs storage. Korea's large data-center projects and U.S. grid delays create a medium-term tailwind for secondary-battery and ESS names, with improving earnings.
Kwon Soon-woo Reporting Team Lead, 3PRO TV 115:55
Samsung C&T joins global SMR construction.
Tesla's Cybercab event is a potential catalyst for Korean value-chain names: LG Energy Solution for battery cells, L&F as the only Korean-linked U.S. LFP cathode supplier, LG Innotek and Samsung Electro-Mechanics for camera modules, and Hankook Tire for tires.
Park Byeong-chang Director, MP Partners 155:26
AI rally shifts to services platforms.
U.S. market leadership is rotating from AI hardware into AI services and platforms. Former megacap leaders including Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Tesla are near highs, broadening the AI rally beyond infrastructure.
Lee Ju-hyeon Director, Xangle 175:46
Data-center grid demand boosts power equipment.
U.S. power infrastructure and transformer/cable names rallied after Bloom Energy gained about 8%. Korean power equipment, cables and transformers are benefiting from data-center grid demand, with Gaon Cable, LS Electric and Sanil Electric leading.
Lee Ju-hyeon Director, Xangle 183:44
Physical AI lifts Korean robotics.
Altogen secured a $4.4bn license-out, won its Halozyme-related patent dispute and owns one of only two global SC IV-to-subcutaneous platforms. But supply digestion after the capital increase and weak biotech sentiment are causing volatility, making it a watch candidate around key support.
Kim Kyung-hwan Team Leader 226:42
Buy China STAR 50 tech index.
He recommends the STAR 50 index as China's state-driven tech investment cycle shifts to market-share gains. Even though CXMT index inclusion was delayed, the long-term Chinese tech and equipment localization story remains intact.
Kim Moon-jung PB, Hana Securities Daegu Central WM Center 247:55
Hydrogel mask shortage favors Genic.
Genic is Kim's top pick in hydrogel masks: production lines are costly, yields are difficult, R&D personnel are scarce, and product shortage is already visible. Genic has run less than major ODMs and has 3Q/4Q profit improvement expectations.
Park Ji-eun Director 262:37
Steel spreads widen on data-center demand.
Steel is a stealth cyclical turnaround: China's production cuts are tightening supply, iron ore costs are falling, data-center and infrastructure demand is lifting selling prices, and spreads are expanding from July-August. Won strength is also a benefit.
Baek Chan-gyu Center Head, NH Investment Securities 302:57
Buy revenue-growth sectors broadly.
In the current rotation, he advises tracking top-line revenue growth, with leadership in AI infrastructure including semiconductors, equipment and power gear, plus defense and aerospace, cosmetics, nuclear, shipbuilding and secondary batteries. He suggests spreading exposure rather than chasing single names.
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This 3PRO TV (삼프로TV) video, published September 04, 2026, features Park Myung-seok, Lee Seon-yeop, Kwon Soon-woo, Park Byeong-chang, Lee Ju-hyeon, Kim Kyung-hwan, Kim Moon-jung, Park Ji-eun, Baek Chan-gyu discussing NOW, PLTR, ORCL, NVDA, AVGO, SNOW, GLD, BTC, NEM, MSTR, CRCL, HOOD, TSLA, META, EWY, Korean secondary battery sector, KS, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN, 000500.KQ, KQ, STAR 50 Index, Genic, Korean Steel Sector, Korean AI infrastructure, Korean defense and aerospace, Korean nuclear, Korean cosmetics, Korean Shipbuilding, LIT. 17 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Park Myung-seok, Lee Seon-yeop, Kwon Soon-woo, Park Byeong-chang, Lee Ju-hyeon, Kim Kyung-hwan, Kim Moon-jung, Park Ji-eun, Baek Chan-gyu  · Tickers: NOW, PLTR, ORCL, NVDA, AVGO, SNOW, GLD, BTC, NEM, MSTR, CRCL, HOOD, TSLA, META, EWY, Korean secondary battery sector, KS, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN, 000500.KQ, KQ, STAR 50 Index, Genic, Korean Steel Sector, Korean AI infrastructure, Korean defense and aerospace, Korean nuclear, Korean cosmetics, Korean Shipbuilding, LIT