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Strong Rebound Expected?! Big Tech Won't Stop Investing | Lee Ji-eun, Aegis Stock CEO

Strong Rebound Expected?! Big Tech Won't Stop Investing | Lee Ji-eun, Aegis Stock CEO [Double Check]
Watch on YouTube ↗  |  July 10, 2026 at 00:55  |  33:03  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Lee Ji-eun — Representative of EasyStock

Summary

Lee Ji-eun, CEO of Aegis Stock, reviews a strong morning session led by AI semiconductor names and power equipment, while biotech stocks suffer from individual bad news. She outlines specific long ideas in Gaonchips, LS Corp, SK hynix, and transformer plays, advises avoiding Hanwha Ocean, and discusses a tactical watch on HYBE. The host also presents a non‑US shipbuilding order cycle thesis.

  • KOSPI rallies broadly as AI chip investment sentiment returns, while KOSDAQ is dragged down by biotech misfortunes.
  • Korean semiconductor equipment and materials stocks surge on Micron’s US expansion and Goldman’s tight‑until‑2027 call.
  • Gaonchips attracts record volume on its involvement in Samsung’s 2‑nm foundry process.
  • Power and transformer plays like LS Electric and HD Hyundai Electric rebound as AI data center power needs grow.
  • Hanwha Ocean’s trend is broken after the Canadian submarine disappointment; new US catalysts are needed.
  • The host sees shipbuilding demand emerging from Mozambique LNG and Hormuz‑strait countries via secondhand vessel trades.
  • LS Corp holds key support and adds a robotics angle; HYBE has near‑term earnings tailwinds but a heavy long‑term overhead supply.
  • SK hynix is expected to benefit long‑term from its ADR listing, with global flows outweighing short‑term supply worries.
Ideas
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 6:17
AI capex tightens semiconductor supply chain
Korean semiconductor equipment and materials stocks are rallying because of AI capex strength. Micron plans to increase US production investment, and Goldman Sachs expects the AI value chain — including memory, substrates, CCL, foundry, and optical components — to remain very tight until 2027. This benefits the entire domestic semiconductor equipment/materials sector.
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 7:45
AI power demand lifts transformer stocks
AI-driven power demand from data center buildouts (Meta investing in Canada, continued AI chip development by big tech) is revitalizing transformer and power equipment stocks that had corrected sharply. LS Electric and HD Hyundai Electric are seeing strong price action as this theme regains momentum.
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 8:25
Avoid Hanwha Ocean, trend broken
Hanwha Ocean's Canadian submarine hopes distorted the stock; after the disappointment, heavy-volume selling broke the uptrend. The next meaningful catalyst must come from US orders. Until then, holding just on hope is not advisable.
LNG and secondhand ships spur newbuild orders
Shipbuilding demand from non-US regions (Mozambique LNG, Hormuz-strait countries) will drive secondhand vessel purchases first, which then leads to newbuild orders for Korean shipyards. This order flow can support the sector regardless of US catalysts.
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 12:03
Gaonchips volume breakout on 2‑nano foundry
Gaonchips is working on Samsung's 2‑nano foundry process, which is the key to Samsung's hoped‑for foundry orders from Meta and Anthropic. The stock has seen consecutive record trading volume and is approaching a breakout above the 120‑day moving average; sustained volume without leakage suggests further upside is possible.
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 24:52
LS support holds with energy and robotics
LS Corp, the holding company, owns strong energy subsidiaries (LS Cable, LS Electric) and has recently declared its entry into robotics. On the chart, the 290,000 KRW level that acted as resistance in the past has now turned into support. Monthly and weekly trends remain intact, so existing holders should keep the stock.
Lee Ji-eun Representative of EasyStock 30:17
ADR listing brings global demand premium
SK hynix’s ADR listing will expose the stock to a global investor base, attract passive flows, and create an ADR premium that positively feeds back to the local shares. Short‑term supply concerns around new shares in July are transitory; the long‑term picture is favourable.
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This 3PRO TV (삼프로TV) video, published July 10, 2026, features Lee Ji-eun discussing Korean semiconductor equipment & materials sector, 010120.KS, 267260.KS, 042660.KS, Korean shipbuilding sector, 399720.KQ, 006260.KS, 000660.KS. 7 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Lee Ji-eun  · Tickers: Korean semiconductor equipment & materials sector, 010120.KS, 267260.KS, 042660.KS, Korean shipbuilding sector, 399720.KQ, 006260.KS, 000660.KS