▶ September 29, 2026 K-Stock Live
▶ Mon–Fri 13:00
📌 Cast
Host: Anchor On In-ju
Caster: Caster Gu Yun-woo
Expert 1: Lee Kwon-hee, CEO of Wizwave
Expert 2: Lee Hwa-jin, Deputy Manager, Meritz Securities Gwanghwamun Premier Center
Expert 3: Lee Jin-woo, Director of GFM Investment Research Institute
Production: PD Yang Kyung-sik, Writer Kwon Su-ji, AD Kim Yu-hwan
📈 Semiconductor Materials, Parts, and Equipment: Focus on Buying Opportunities During Corrections
• For the recently surging materials, parts, and equipment sector, a strategy of staggered entry during corrections is suggested rather than chasing the rally.
• Focus on the long-term growth potential of the semiconductor industry through Micron's long-term supply contracts and large-scale expansion plans.
• Opinions suggest that while both front-end and back-end processes are expected to benefit from the 5-year cycle, investors should avoid chasing stocks that have surged in the short term.
• Adjust the weighting of materials, parts, and equipment to 10–20%, and utilizing ETFs is presented as an alternative.
🏦 Growth Stocks and Semiconductors Differentiate Despite High Interest Rates
• US Long-term Interest Rates Rising Stocks Act as Pressure on Foreign Investor Supply
• However, analysis suggests that semiconductor and AI-related companies with high profit growth potential may offset interest rate burdens
• Need to monitor interest rate trends alongside macroeconomic indicators such as US employment and inflation
💰 Samsung Electronics Ends Share Buyback; Earnings Are the Key
• As Samsung Electronics’ share buyback program effectively enters its final phase, concerns are being raised about the potential weakening of supply and demand support
• However, opinions suggest focusing more on fundamentals—such as semiconductor market conditions, earnings, and HBM4 shipments—rather than on the buybacks
• With domestic semiconductor exports increasing significantly, earnings expectations for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are rising
🌍 Growing Instability in Global Bond Markets
• Volatility in the global bond market is increasing as long-term interest rates in major countries such as the US, UK, and France rise in tandem
• In particular, rising French government bond yields and fiscal and political risks are emerging as new variables
• Amid a preference for safe assets, a trend is emerging where funds are shifting toward relatively stable government bonds within Europe
⚡ Q4 Focus on Non-Semiconductor Sectors: Nuclear Power, ESS, and Power Infrastructure
• Key announcements include the Basic Plan for Electricity Supply and Demand and policies related to nuclear power and SMRs in October Variables
• Expansion of the ESS market and the November central ESS bidding are presented as momentum drivers for related stocks.
• Power equipment and cables are also mentioned as areas of interest, based on increased power demand from AI data centers and rising exports.
📡 Optical Communication and CPO Also Benefit from AI Infrastructure
• Improvement in the optical communication and CPO market conditions is expected due to increased demand for inter-data center connectivity.
• Opinions suggest verifying the actual equipment supply and earnings of related companies.
• Emphasis is placed on examining earnings and valuations together rather than simply following themes.
🚗 Secondary Batteries and Cosmetics: A Trading Perspective
• For secondary batteries, focus on the expansion of ESS and increased LFP shipments.
• For cosmetics, given recent stock weakness despite increased exports, it is necessary to check earnings announcements and rebound timing.
• For the defense sector, a cautious approach is needed considering diplomatic and policy variables as well as changes in weapon systems.
🎯 Key Investment Strategies
• Semiconductor Materials, Parts, and Equipment: Approach during corrections rather than chasing sharp rises.
• Large-cap Semiconductor Stocks: Focus on fundamentals such as earnings and HBM4 rather than treasury stocks. Non-Semiconductor: Interest in Nuclear Power, ESS, Power Infrastructure, and Secondary Batteries
• General: Check earnings, supply and demand, and policy momentum together, focusing on industries connected to AI data center investments
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▶ September 29, 2026 K-Stock Live
▶ Mon–Fri 13:00
📌 Cast
Host: Anchor On In-ju
Caster: Caster Gu Yun-woo
Expert 1: Lee Kwon-hee, CEO of Wizwave
Expert 2: Lee Hwa-jin, Deputy Manager, Meritz Securities Gwanghwamun Premier Center
Expert 3: Lee Jin-woo, Director of GFM Investment Research Institute
Production: PD Yang Kyung-sik, Writer Kwon Su-ji, AD Kim Yu-hwan
📈 Semiconductor Materials, Parts, and Equipment: Focus on Buying Opportunities During Corrections
• For the recently surging materials, parts, and equipment sector, a strategy of staggered entry during corrections is suggested rather than chasing the rally.
• Focus on the long-term growth potential of the semiconductor industry through Micron's long-term supply contracts and large-scale expansion plans.
• Opinions suggest that while both front-end and back-end processes are expected to benefit from the 5-year cycle, investors should avoid chasing stocks that have surged in the short term.
• Adjust the weighting of materials, parts, and equipment to 10–20%, and utilizing ETFs is presented as an alternative.
🏦 Growth Stocks and Semiconductors Differentiate Despite High Interest Rates
• US Long-term Interest Rates Rising Stocks Act as Pressure on Foreign Investor Supply
• However, analysis suggests that semiconductor and AI-related companies with high profit growth potential may offset interest rate burdens
• Need to monitor interest rate trends alongside macroeconomic indicators such as US employment and inflation
💰 Samsung Electronics Ends Share Buyback; Earnings Are the Key
• As Samsung Electronics’ share buyback program effectively enters its final phase, concerns are being raised about the potential weakening of supply and demand support
• However, opinions suggest focusing more on fundamentals—such as semiconductor market conditions, earnings, and HBM4 shipments—rather than on the buybacks
• With domestic semiconductor exports increasing significantly, earnings expectations for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are rising
🌍 Growing Instability in Global Bond Markets
• Volatility in the global bond market is increasing as long-term interest rates in major countries such as the US, UK, and France rise in tandem
• In particular, rising French government bond yields and fiscal and political risks are emerging as new variables
• Amid a preference for safe assets, a trend is emerging where funds are shifting toward relatively stable government bonds within Europe
⚡ Q4 Focus on Non-Semiconductor Sectors: Nuclear Power, ESS, and Power Infrastructure
• Key announcements include the Basic Plan for Electricity Supply and Demand and policies related to nuclear power and SMRs in October Variables
• Expansion of the ESS market and the November central ESS bidding are presented as momentum drivers for related stocks.
• Power equipment and cables are also mentioned as areas of interest, based on increased power demand from AI data centers and rising exports.
📡 Optical Communication and CPO Also Benefit from AI Infrastructure
• Improvement in the optical communication and CPO market conditions is expected due to increased demand for inter-data center connectivity.
• Opinions suggest verifying the actual equipment supply and earnings of related companies.
• Emphasis is placed on examining earnings and valuations together rather than simply following themes.
🚗 Secondary Batteries and Cosmetics: A Trading Perspective
• For secondary batteries, focus on the expansion of ESS and increased LFP shipments.
• For cosmetics, given recent stock weakness despite increased exports, it is necessary to check earnings announcements and rebound timing.
• For the defense sector, a cautious approach is needed considering diplomatic and policy variables as well as changes in weapon systems.
🎯 Key Investment Strategies
• Semiconductor Materials, Parts, and Equipment: Approach during corrections rather than chasing sharp rises.
• Large-cap Semiconductor Stocks: Focus on fundamentals such as earnings and HBM4 rather than treasury stocks. Non-Semiconductor: Interest in Nuclear Power, ESS, Power Infrastructure, and Secondary Batteries
• General: Check earnings, supply and demand, and policy momentum together, focusing on industries connected to AI data center investments
#SemiconductorMaterialsPartsEquipment #SemiconductorEquipment #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #Micron #HBM4 #NuclearPower #ESS #PowerInfrastructure #AIDataCenter #InvestmentStrategy #HBM #StockMarket #KOSPI #KOSDAQ #USExtRates #JapanExchangeRates #Fed #BOJ #USChinaSummit #ExchangeRate #YenCarryTrade #Semiconductor #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #SemiconductorMaterialsPartsEquipment #AI #AIDataCenter #PowerInfrastructure #PowerEquipment #Substrate #MLCC #DeepSeed #V4.1 #GPT6 #Astra #OpenAI #AISemiconductor #ArtificialIntelligence #NonAgriculturalEmployment #JacksonHole #KevinWarsh #SamsungElectronics #SKHynix #MiddleEast #Alteogen #TreasuryShareCancellation #ShareholderReturn #Dividend ...