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Semiconductors Will Keep Going...But Chasing Buys Are NO! | Author Jang Woojin [Double Check]

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  June 25, 2026 at 00:53  |  34:07  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
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Jang Woo-jin — Writer

Summary

Author Jang Woojin joins the Double Check show on a strong rebound day. He discusses the semiconductor-led rally, noting that semiconductor equipment stocks remain the strongest play while warning against chasing volatile themes or broken-chart names. He highlights specific long ideas in department stores, Gwangju Shinsegae, and low-risk airline/utility plays, and advises avoiding Hyundai Motor and E-Mart due to structural weakness.

  • Semiconductor equipment continues to attract the most consistent buying and is the preferred focus.
  • Samsung Electro-Mechanics is the better MLCC pick compared to weaker Samhwa Condenser.
  • Department stores (Hyundai Department Store, Shinsegae) benefit from semiconductor bonus spending.
  • Gwangju Shinsegae is deeply undervalued with a concrete development catalyst.
  • Hyundai Motor's chart is broken; avoid until support materializes.
  • Korean Air and KEPCO offer low-risk upside on lower oil prices.
  • E-Mart and large marts are losing share to e-commerce; avoid the sector.
  • KOSDAQ underperforms KOSPI; rotation is failing and the index is better avoided.
  • Purely theme-driven runs like Kumho Tire or Honam semiconductor plays are dangerous to chase.
  • Qualcomm strength may give Samsung Electronics foundry a fresh tailwind.
Ideas
KOSDAQ recovery weak, prefer KOSPI.
KOSDAQ's rebound is far weaker than KOSPI—it failed to recover even half of the losses while biotech rotations quickly fizzle—so capital is better deployed in KOSPI or semiconductor-heavy indices.
Semiconductor equipment stocks are strong buys.
Korean semiconductor equipment stocks are the strongest part of the market, attracting sustained fund inflows with solid earnings backing (e.g. Micron), and investors should focus here rather than chasing other short-lived rotations.
Gwangju Shinsegae cheap with development catalyst.
Gwangju Shinsegae is deeply undervalued (PBR 0.3x, modest market cap, solid operating profit) and has a concrete catalyst from a large-scale mixed-use development on its adjacent terminal site, acting like a Starfield-style project.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics stronger MLCC pick.
Among MLCC plays, Samsung Electro-Mechanics held up near its highs with shallow pullback while Samhwa Condenser weakened significantly; for MLCC exposure Samsung Electro-Mechanics is the clear choice.
Department stores gain from semiconductor wealth.
Department stores such as Hyundai Department Store and Shinsegae are direct beneficiaries of semiconductor bonus-driven domestic consumption, showing resilient performance and upward momentum unlike large marts.
E-Mart losing to online, avoid.
Large marts like E-Mart are losing to Coupang and convenience stores, and even with competitor distress (Homeplus) they fail to capture demand—the whole offline big-box segment is structurally shrinking.
Samsung foundry benefits from Qualcomm recovery.
Qualcomm's meaningful rally signals renewed demand for advanced foundry services, and Samsung Electronics foundry business stands to be a direct beneficiary of this trend.
Hyundai Motor broken chart, avoid.
Hyundai Motor's chart has broken down technically, forming a head-and-shoulders pattern with lost support, and near-term momentum is absent despite vague robot hopes. Avoid until a bottom is confirmed.
Kumho Tire theme-driven, avoid chasing.
Kumho Tire's 20% surge is purely a speculative Honam semiconductor theme play linked to its Gwangju factory; there is no fundamental change, and chasing such themes is very dangerous.
Airlines and utilities cheap on lower oil.
Oil has dropped below $70, significantly reducing cost pressure for airlines and utilities. Korean Air and KEPCO have already been heavily sold off, so downside is limited and they offer a low-risk way to target above interest-rate returns.
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Speakers: Jang Woo-jin  · Tickers: KOSDAQ Index, KS, 037710.KQ, 009150.KS, 004170.KS, 069960.KS, 139480.KS, 005930.KS, 005380.KS, 073240.KS, 015760.KS, 003490.KS