Park Byung-joo Reveals Success in Predicting SK Hynix·Samsung Electronics Surge and Leverage Investment Performance

Park Byung-joo stated that he recommended buying SK Hynix at 1.51 million won around 3:03 PM on August 19, and that the stock rose to 1.77 million won. For Samsung Electronics, he added that he instructed to respond by buying at the 284,000 won level. He emphasized accurately pinpointing the stock price surge before and after the public announcement, highlighting the importance of the buying point.

Park explained that investors should buy before public announcements and utilize the moment when the stock price surges after the news is released. He argued that this strategy enables proactive responses, unlike ordinary investors who chase after news belatedly.

Park Byung-joo cited analysis of reports from paid subscription securities firms as the basis for predicting Samsung Electronics' stock buyback news in advance. He explained that although he didn't know precisely that the stock buyback news would come out on August 19, reports mentioning a high possibility of special dividends had already been issued by securities firms before that.

He particularly pointed out that a specific securities firm's report issued in late July mentioned Samsung Electronics' shareholder return policy. Park stated that he thoroughly analyzes such reports to grasp market trends and major corporate movements, which he then uses to predict investment timing.

Park Byung-joo strongly criticized the reliability of some securities firm reports. He disparaged a securities firm that wrote an 'absurd' report claiming Samsung Electro-Mechanics would surpass 2 million won and reach 3 million won, calling it an excessive and baseless target price. Park continued his criticism, stating, "Who doesn't know that? They're incompetent analysts," questioning the professionalism of certain analysts.

He also criticized securities firms that lower target prices, arguing that they fail to properly reflect actual market conditions. He claimed that merely suggesting high points or belatedly lowering them only causes confusion for investors.

Park attributed these problems to analysts' lack of skill and irresponsible attitudes. He emphasized that since securities firm reports significantly influence investors, more careful and objective analysis should be conducted.

Park Byung-joo claimed to have sold all large-cap stocks from early June to late June, emphasizing that this proactive response allowed him to avoid the subsequent sharp decline. He stated that he accurately predicted the selling point before major stocks like semiconductors and LG Electronics plummeted.

Park added that he publicly recommended selling through free broadcasts and naturally left selling records for his regular members. However, he did not provide specific account certifications or detailed evidence of selling times.

Park Byung-joo praised the analytical ability of Son Min-jun, an analyst at Eugene Investment & Securities. He stated that Son Min-jun's remark, 'It's only a matter of time, it's cheap, and it will soon pay dividends,' was the most courageous analysis in the current market trend.

Park Byung-joo stated that he achieved a 53% profit in two days with Samsung Electronics leverage products and recorded continuous profits three times with Kodex Hynix leverage. He attributed these achievements to systematic trading and analysis of securities firm research reports.

For Samsung Electronics leverage, he presented cases of achieving 53% profit in two days, and profits in five days and two days, respectively. For Kodex Hynix leverage, he also mentioned specific periods of profit in two days, six days, and then another two days.

Park emphasized that these consecutive successes were not mere coincidences but were made possible through thorough information analysis and a systematic approach. He claimed to have achieved high returns by selecting important information from securities firm research reports and applying it to his own investment system.

Park Byung-joo stated that the solar power industry should be a key investment strategy in the KOSDAQ market. He explained that as electricity demand for AI data centers in the US surges, the importance of solar power generation is increasing. He predicted that solar-related companies would face great opportunities as a result.

Along with this, he mentioned that energy storage system (ESS) related companies and cathode material companies would also benefit from the growth of the solar power industry. He emphasized that AI data centers consume vast amounts of electricity, making stable power supply and efficient management essential.

He also projected that communication equipment and data center infrastructure construction related stocks would grow in tandem with the expansion of the AI industry. Park predicted that these sectors would be major drivers leading the growth of the KOSDAQ market in the long term, urging investors to pay attention to related stocks.

Park Byung-joo claimed to have avoided a loss of half the value in stocks like Doosan Robotics by selling at the peak. He cited the specific example of Hyundai Motor, stating that he sold it at 720,000 won, thereby preventing a loss when it subsequently plummeted to 350,000 won. He also mentioned the success of his selling strategy for Hyundai AutoEver.

Park claimed that LG Electronics and Samsung SDS also saw significant stock price declines after he sold them, emphasizing the effectiveness of his peak-selling strategy. He argued that these cases show that stocks recommended by experts in the market do not necessarily lead to profits, and that timing is crucial.

He pointed out that ordinary investors often suffer losses by blindly trusting expert recommendations, emphasizing how important his selling strategy was. Park sought to prove his investment capabilities through these successful examples.

Park Byung-joo stated that he bought Hynix leverage stock at 7,950 won on August 19 and sold it at 11,000 won on August 21, achieving approximately 38% profit. He explained that this profit was made immediately after Samsung Electronics' stock buyback news was announced.

Park emphasized that when positive news like a stock buyback is announced, most experts recommend buying belatedly, but he instead uses a contrarian investment technique, taking that moment as a selling point. He mentioned, "I sold it then," stressing the importance of realizing profits when the news is reflected in the market and the stock price surges.

This strategy involves refraining from chasing purchases during short-term surges and maximizing profits by utilizing market overheating sentiment. Park argued that this approach is effective for generating stable returns in a volatile market.

Park Byung-joo once again emphasized his skeptical stance on the reliability of securities firm reports. He pointed out that Samsung Electro-Mechanics' annual revenue of only 15 trillion won, yet a market capitalization exceeding 100 trillion won, is logically contradictory. He questioned, "Does this make sense?" arguing that such an imbalance demonstrates the lack of realism in securities firm reports.

Park urged investors to maintain their own analysis and a critical perspective rather than blindly accepting securities firm reports. He emphasized the need to closely examine the discrepancy between a company's intrinsic value and market valuation, warning that blind adherence is risky.

Park Byung-joo introduced his investment philosophy, 'systematic trading,' explaining that it is a method of responding to market volatility based on time theory and price theory. He revealed the core principle of systematic trading by saying, "If it plunges in too short a period, you should buy, and if it surges in too short a period, you should sell. Because now it's a volatile market."

This systematic trading means mechanically buying and selling according to established principles, without being swayed by market noise or emotional factors. Park emphasized that this approach is especially important in the current highly uncertain and volatile market.

He also mentioned that it is a virtue for experts to provide warnings to investors, such as 'be careful of pullbacks.' This emphasizes the need for a responsible attitude that goes beyond simply recommending rising stocks, by predicting potential downside risks and presenting response strategies.

Park Byung-joo pointed out the limitations of artificial intelligence (AI) in interpreting investment data. He explained that because AI has a lagging characteristic of collecting and interpreting data later, it is difficult for it to grasp the subtle, real-time changing market psychology. He specifically argued that AI might miss human emotional factors, such as "when selling, at the climax of selling, everyone is terrified and throws their stocks away."

He emphasized that what is important in the investment market is not just the data AI collects, but also investor psychology like fear and greed, which can only be properly read through chart graph analysis. Park asserted that graphs are the concentrated result of human behavior and psychology, and thus through them, market trends can be predicted and appropriate investment decisions made.

Park Byung-joo stated specific figures, claiming to have achieved approximately 50% returns on both Samsung Electronics leverage and Hynix leverage investments. He said that Samsung Electronics leverage rose from 9,700-9,800 won to 14,000 won, recording a 50% profit.

For Hynix leverage, he emphasized that he bought it at 7,300 won on August 6, and it subsequently rose to 11,700 won, also yielding a 50% profit. Park sought to once again prove the validity of his investment strategy through successful returns in these two stocks.

He mentioned that these returns were achieved in a short period, demonstrating that significant profits can be obtained even in a volatile market with accurate timing and strategy. Park aimed to instill confidence in investors based on his success stories.

Park Byung-joo predicted a long-term uptrend in the KOSDAQ market, calling the positive alignment of the conversion line and baseline on the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo chart a "historical event." He emphasized that a positive alignment of the 20-month, 60-month, 120-month, and even 240-month moving averages had only occurred once in the past, explaining that the current market is at a very important turning point.

Such a positive alignment is generally interpreted as a signal of a strong uptrend. Park stated that the 26-year-long sideways movement in the KOSDAQ market has now been broken, and he expects an uptrend to continue for a considerable period.

He stressed that a positive alignment of the 20-month, 60-month, 120-month, and 240-month lines is a very rare phenomenon. He explained that this technical analysis indicates structural changes in the market and provides grounds for a positive outlook on the KOSDAQ market from a medium-to-long-term perspective.

Park argued that these technical signals show that the KOSDAQ market has entered a new upward cycle, emphasizing that investors should seize this opportunity.

Park Byung-joo identified Samsung SDS as a promising stock related to data centers. He explained that Samsung SDS is the only data center-related stock within the Samsung Group and that Chairman Lee Jae-yong's high stake makes group-level support likely. He argued that these factors increase Samsung SDS's growth potential.

Park recalled successfully recommending NHN in the past, achieving a high return of 70%, and emphasized that Samsung SDS could also achieve comparable success. He explained that just as NHN grew through its cloud business, Samsung SDS is strengthening its IT service capabilities centered on data centers.

He assessed that Samsung SDS has a stable growth foundation as it plays a crucial role within the group. He added that Chairman Lee Jae-yong's high stake is a factor that enhances the company's management stability and expectations for future investment.

Park predicted that as the data center industry is expected to continue growing, Samsung SDS will play a key role in this field and benefit greatly.

Park Byung-joo analyzed the impact of the US-China summit scheduled for September on the stock market, predicting volatility accordingly. Analyzing past stock market patterns during former President Trump's term around summit times, he predicted a strong possibility of the market rising for a month before and after this summit. However, he added that it would fall afterward.

Park mentioned, "This summit will provide a boost in September. So it will go up for a month. It will go up a lot. Then it will fall again," emphasizing that the investment strategy until mid-October is crucial. He stressed that investors need to understand the short-term impact of such political events on the stock market and respond flexibly.