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Lee Jae-kyu
— Заместитель управляющего PB, SK Securities
The video covers the KOSPI crash after briefly hitting 8000, driven by rising US/Japan bond yields, profit-taking, and Samsung’s labor strike. Panelists analyze semiconductor stocks, recommending Samsung over Hynix due to valuation gaps, and discuss rotation into robotics and LG Group. They emphasize macro stability as key for a rebound, with Nvidia earnings a catalyst.
- KOSPI peaked at 8046 then plunged 6%, triggering a sell-side car.
- US 10-year yield above 4.5% and Japan yields rising pressured markets.
- Samsung Electronics fell 8.6% amid labor strike; management apologized.
- Kim Jang-yeol prefers Samsung over Hynix on better risk/reward.
- Lee Jae-gyu expects rebound if macro stabilizes, eyes KOSDAQ robotics.
- LG Group and robotics stocks were relative winners on the day.
- Panel warns of prolonged volatility if macro does not stabilize.
- Nvidia earnings next week seen as a key catalyst for semiconductors.