블루 웨이브 국장 관련주를 찾아보자 — Transcript
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- 0:01Hello. I am an investor in swimming
- 0:02stocks.
- 0:03There was a U.S. midterm election
- 0:05yesterday.
- 0:08With what is called a "Blue Wave," the
- 0:09Democratic Party received a record
- 0:11number of votes.
- 0:12The Democrats are sweeping even
- 0:15traditional Republican regions like
- 0:17Texas and Kansas. This is what they call
- 0:20a "Blue Wave."
- 0:21In relation to this, let's take a look
- 0:23at relevant stocks in the Korean market
- 0:24.
- 0:26First, I’ve organized the sectors that
- 0:28rose when the market opened today. Bio
- 0:30was the strongest.
- 0:32Bio seems to be rising due to the
- 0:34benefits of the expansion of the U.S.
- 0:36Obamacare health insurance. Since bio
- 0:38had lost its supply and demand to
- 0:40semiconductors and was at a low point,
- 0:42it seems to be rebounding a bit more in
- 0:44terms of market flow. Hyundai Motor also
- 0:47fell significantly, but as Trump's
- 0:49influence wanes, it seems to be
- 0:51highlighted as a beneficiary of tariff
- 0:53repeal.
- 0:54Cosmetics and beauty, such as APR or
- 0:56Silicon Two, are the representative
- 0:58stocks.
- 0:59These also rose on expectations of
- 1:01benefiting if tariffs are repealed and
- 1:03consumption expands. Aviation and travel
- 1:06are the same.
- 1:07They rose slightly on expectations of
- 1:09increased consumption.
- 1:10Platforms like Naver and Kakao are also
- 1:13showing a good trend.
- 1:16With the recent surge in capital costs,
- 1:18they are rising because their cash flow
- 1:20is strong, which is being highlighted.
- 1:23Of course, some of it is a rebound
- 1:24because they had fallen so much.
- 1:26Entertainment stocks also seem to be
- 1:27rising because they had fallen
- 1:28significantly.
- 1:29And the Chinese semiconductor GALT,
- 1:32which I mainly invest in, was also
- 1:34rising due to the easing of Trump's
- 1:37semiconductor sanctions.
- 1:40So, this is an article. It's an article
- 1:42about the rise of Chinese semiconductors
- 1:44, and with the U.S. midterm elections
- 1:45solidified as a Democratic victory, this
- 1:47part is important: stock prices for
- 1:49South Korean and Chinese semiconductors
- 1:51diverged significantly in Asian markets
- 1:52. South Korea and China.
- 1:55Domestic semiconductor companies were
- 1:57highlighted due to intensified
- 1:58regulations as the Democrats took
- 1:59control of Congress.
- 2:01Because if data centers are delayed, the
- 2:03demand for semiconductors that go into
- 2:05them is bound to be delayed as well. Of
- 2:08course, prices might rise, but if this
- 2:11demand is delayed, even if an overall
- 2:14LTA contract was signed, whether this
- 2:16LTA contract will be maintained is
- 2:19questionable; for instance, if memory
- 2:22prices drop by 30%, it might hold, but
- 2:25if they drop by nearly 50%, there's no
- 2:28real incentive to maintain it.
- 2:31Of course, I believe it will be
- 2:33maintained, but if memory prices drop
- 2:35suddenly like this, it is not a very
- 2:37good situation for sentiment.
- 2:40That is why stock prices are falling.
- 2:43And since Chinese semiconductor
- 2:45companies are already excluded from the
- 2:46U.S.-led supply chain, Trump's defeat
- 2:48acted as a positive factor.
- 2:50Of course, the Democratic Party is also
- 2:52checking Chinese semiconductors as they
- 2:54should. However, since President Trump
- 2:56is much more intuitive and aggressive in
- 2:59his containment, the market is
- 3:01rebounding now that the initial blow has
- 3:03been dealt.
- 3:04In Hong Kong as well, the semiconductor
- 3:06sector has risen significantly.
- 3:08Hua Hong Semiconductor, an 8-inch
- 3:10specialty foundry, also soared nearly to
- 3:12its daily limit.
- 3:14I heard that SMIC, China's largest
- 3:16foundry, also rose significantly.
- 3:19Chinese semiconductors are already cut
- 3:22off from the U.S. market, so they are
- 3:25free from U.S. election risks, and as
- 3:28bad news emerges from the Korea-U.S.
- 3:31-Japan semiconductor alliance, China
- 3:34seems to be gaining attention again.
- 3:41I actually visited GRT locally this past
- 3:44July. That’s when I asked them about it
- 3:46. I said, "GRT has large semiconductor
- 3:48revenue, but there's no information on
- 3:49which companies you supply to."
- 3:50When I asked them to tell me, they
- 3:53replied with companies like JCET, SMIC,
- 3:55Hua Hong Semiconductor, and Taiwan's ASE
- 3:57.
- 3:58And so on. Et cetera. There are other
- 4:00companies as well. They didn't tell me
- 4:02exactly who.
- 4:03To briefly explain, JCET is a leading
- 4:05Chinese semiconductor back-end packaging
- 4:06and testing company, and it is a very
- 4:08large firm.
- 4:09They even have a branch in Korea. They
- 4:11have a Korean branch and are a global
- 4:13company. Although it is a Chinese
- 4:15company, SMIC is also very famous.
- 4:18SMIC is China's largest foundry and an
- 4:21enormous company; these four companies
- 4:24do not lag behind in terms of sales.
- 4:27Based on last year's figures, at least.
- 4:29They are all among the top 10 Chinese
- 4:32semiconductor companies. They are very
- 4:34large corporations. So, I predict that
- 4:36GRT likely answered by focusing on these
- 4:39major companies. And Hua Hong
- 4:41Semiconductor is also a specialty
- 4:42process foundry in China, an 8-inch
- 4:44specialty process foundry. It is a very
- 4:46large company.
- 4:47And Taiwan's ASE is...
- 4:51It is one of the world's largest
- 4:52semiconductor packaging and testing
- 4:53companies. It is a back-end process
- 4:54company. Yes, it's the world's largest.
- 4:56Almost. So they are supplying to these
- 4:58major companies.
- 5:00It is explained here. With market caps
- 5:02of 35 trillion, 100 trillion, 45
- 5:04trillion, and 140 trillion won, they are
- 5:07very large companies.
- 5:08And the products GRT supplies can also
- 5:10be predicted to some extent. This is for
- 5:13wafer cutting, involving UV adhesive
- 5:16films, PVB protective films, and wafer
- 5:19dicing; this part can be seen as
- 5:21somewhat similar to DB HiTek.
- 5:24It connects to the automotive
- 5:25semiconductor sector.
- 5:27It is estimated that they supply items
- 5:29like water-cutting protective films and
- 5:30wafer-protecting UFN packaging films. I
- 5:33inferred this by looking at things like
- 5:35GRT's website and their product
- 5:37offerings.
- 5:41I wrote a post back on June 8, '26,
- 5:42about how we should look at GRT's
- 5:44semiconductor materials during the
- 5:46semiconductor correction phase.
- 5:48At that time, Hynix and Samsung
- 5:49Electronics were doing very well. Since
- 5:51it was June.
- 5:52They were doing quite well in June, but
- 5:54started to decline from July.
- 5:57I mentioned that checking GRT’s
- 5:58semiconductor earnings could serve as an
- 6:00indicator to estimate the memory market
- 6:02conditions; although there wasn’t much
- 6:04to it then, looking back now, we can
- 6:06indeed estimate the market trend as
- 6:08Chinese semiconductors grow and face
- 6:10slight fluctuations.
- 6:12This is the last part. Chinese
- 6:13semiconductors were also the final
- 6:15conclusion.
- 6:16If a narrative of "chasing Chinese
- 6:18semiconductors" against "Chinese
- 6:19semiconductor dominance" emerges,
- 6:21GRT could receive significant attention
- 6:24.
- 6:25I believe the reason why Chinese
- 6:26semiconductor stocks hit the ceiling and
- 6:29GRT has been performing well for two
- 6:31consecutive days following the recent "
- 6:33Blue Wave" Democratic victory is that
- 6:35this narrative of "chasing Chinese
- 6:37semiconductors" is finally taking off in
- 6:39earnest.
- 6:41Furthermore, GRT's CAPEX is wrapping up
- 6:44, and profits are beginning to emerge.
- 6:47With the narrative in place and aligning
- 6:49with the mega-trend of Chinese
- 6:51semiconductor growth, along with its
- 6:53classification in the Korean market as a
- 6:55semiconductor materials stock—as it will
- 6:58soon rank first in sales proportion—and
- 7:00a shift in perception toward Chinese
- 7:03semiconductors, I predict the stock
- 7:05price will likely trend upward.
- 7:09This is a post written just yesterday by
- 7:12a blogger named "Dragon's Path."
- 7:14They wrote that the U.S. Blue Wave has
- 7:17led to a boom in Chinese semiconductors
- 7:20and that "the answer is GRT," noting
- 7:22that numerous "answers" are pouring out
- 7:25in various directions for the company.
- 7:28So, they wrote about exploring why GRT
- 7:30is the answer based on their experience
- 7:32investing in various stocks. I also
- 7:34agree with the point about a macro
- 7:36inflection point.
- 7:38The U.S. midterm elections resulted in a
- 7:39Democratic win, creating an inflection
- 7:41point.
- 7:42And there is a high possibility that the
- 7:44Democrats will sweep the presidential
- 7:45election two years from now as well.
- 7:47Since the current trend is so strong, it
- 7:51is highly likely that this "Blue Wave"
- 7:55inflection point will continue for
- 7:58several years to come.
- 8:02Looking at it from an industrial
- 8:03paradigm perspective,
- 8:06The U.S. has continuously restricted
- 8:08high-tech equipment exports to China,
- 8:11which paradoxically forced the Chinese
- 8:13government to foster its own
- 8:14semiconductor industry even more.
- 8:18Especially with CXMT and Huawei's GPUs,
- 8:21China has achieved self-reliant growth,
- 8:24and if the Democratic Blue Wave leads to
- 8:28even slight easing, the Chinese
- 8:30semiconductor industry is bound to grow
- 8:34even further.
- 8:37Therefore, the Chinese semiconductor
- 8:38industry is currently in a major boom.
- 8:40You can tell just by looking at GRT's
- 8:41earnings.
- 8:43A 153%increase in a half-year is not
- 8:46just a typical boom; it is a true major
- 8:48boom, a super-cycle currently underway.
- 8:51Of course, it hasn't received much
- 8:53attention in Korea yet, but I think the
- 8:55recent Blue Wave could serve as an
- 8:57opportunity for it to gain some focus.
- 8:59And there is also extreme undervaluation
- 9:02. It is indeed a key beneficiary of the
- 9:03value chain.
- 9:04GRT produces heat dissipation materials
- 9:06, which address the most critical
- 9:07bottleneck in the process of upgrading
- 9:09China's AI servers and semiconductors:
- 9:11thermal control.
- 9:12This is GRT.
- 9:14GRT is currently testing its heat
- 9:16dissipation films in environments for
- 9:18NVIDIA and Huawei, and it is said to be
- 9:20receiving good evaluations. It is
- 9:22currently ridiculously undervalued, with
- 9:25a PER of 2 and a PBR of 1. Even
- 9:27industries in decline don't typically
- 9:30see such low numbers.
- 9:32Even sunset industries receive a PER of
- 9:343 or 4, but a company with such great
- 9:36growth potential and proven growth
- 9:38figures—and with five factories
- 9:40operating—is currently seeing 1 trillion
- 9:42in sales, and I think reaching 5
- 9:44trillion, even conservatively, is
- 9:46possible in the not-too-distant future.
- 9:49Since a company like this is receiving
- 9:51an absurdly low valuation of 1 PBR, the
- 9:53author wrote that it might perform well
- 9:56in the future. They also provided three
- 9:58reasons why the Chinese semiconductor
- 10:01and AI boom will drive GRT's growth.
- 10:05First, regarding semiconductors, there
- 10:06is a direct connection to the Chinese AI
- 10:08Liangzhou government. It was just rising
- 10:09as a thematic stock, but it is actually
- 10:11receiving real benefits.
- 10:13The biggest physical limitations and
- 10:15bottlenecks are heat and signal
- 10:17interference; GRT has signed large-scale
- 10:20contracts with the Liangzhou government
- 10:22and entered the supply chain for AI
- 10:24server parts and materials. What's great
- 10:27about GRT's heat dissipation film is
- 10:28that AI data centers are incredibly
- 10:30large.
- 10:31If you look here, there are various
- 10:33floors and walls, and these films are
- 10:35inserted layer by layer.
- 10:37And of course, GRT products also go into
- 10:41the GPUs and memory inside AI servers.
- 10:44But if you consider this entire floor,
- 10:46and how much heat, electromagnetic waves
- 10:48, and heat dissipation film are being
- 10:50applied throughout, imagine how much is
- 10:52being used.
- 10:54So, these GRT films are being produced
- 10:56in very high volumes and are actually
- 10:59being used extensively.
- 11:01Also, for semiconductor, MLCC, and
- 11:04high-end display processes, BOE has now
- 11:06started its 8.6 generation line. This
- 11:09will also be a massive beneficiary. The
- 11:11same applies to substrates. ABF film
- 11:13goes into substrates as well, and this
- 11:16ABF film is a complete bottleneck.
- 11:20Currently, it is almost exclusively
- 11:22monopolized by one Japanese company, and
- 11:24since lead times are getting too long,
- 11:26China also needs to develop its own ABF
- 11:28film.
- 11:30I know that GRT is currently in the
- 11:32development phase, and of course, there
- 11:34is a Japanese company called Ajinomoto,
- 11:35which you can look up yourself.
- 11:39It's Ajinomoto, and if we were to
- 11:41compare it to a Korean company, what
- 11:44would it be?
- 11:45That
- 11:48It’s like Miwon, a chemical company
- 11:50similar to Miwon Corp; because they are
- 11:53so skilled at chemical compounding, they
- 11:55currently hold a global monopoly on ABF
- 11:58substrate films, but because of the
- 12:00extreme bottleneck, companies in China
- 12:02are currently unable to receive supplies
- 12:04.
- 12:06So, they are inevitably producing it
- 12:07themselves in China, and although the
- 12:09performance and functionality are lower
- 12:12, companies like GRT are now replacing
- 12:14it.
- 12:15Yes, the important point about GRT is
- 12:18that they are currently conducting tests
- 12:22for AI MLCCs with S Electro-Mechanics.
- 12:25They are doing the tests, and another
- 12:27thing S Electro-Mechanics does is, well
- 12:29, substrates.
- 12:31ABF films are also used in substrates,
- 12:33and of course, S Electro-Mechanics is
- 12:35currently receiving supplies from
- 12:37Ajinomoto.
- 12:38However, as their substrate production
- 12:40expands, Ajinomoto is increasing
- 12:42capacity, but I heard that the
- 12:44additional supply won't be significant
- 12:46until 2030. In the meantime, there is no
- 12:49such volume available. So, my personal
- 12:51prediction is that Samsung
- 12:53Electro-Mechanics might potentially
- 12:55receive supplies from companies like GRT
- 12:57, even if they are lower-cost and have
- 12:59lower functionality.
- 13:01It is certain that they are actually
- 13:04receiving tests for the AI MLCC, but the
- 13:07company probably cannot officially
- 13:10confirm it.
- 13:12Because these areas are, well, a bit...
- 13:17There would likely be a non-disclosure
- 13:18agreement in place. However, regarding
- 13:20the substrate part, it is my prediction
- 13:22that since even Korea cannot produce ABF
- 13:24films and Japan has a monopoly, S
- 13:26Electro-Mechanics needs these films, so
- 13:28I think they might be requesting R&D
- 13:30from companies like GRT that are already
- 13:33related to AI MLCCs. I have actually
- 13:35heard that GRT is currently making ABF
- 13:37films and has even reached the product
- 13:39stage.
- 13:40Therefore, while these aspects may not
- 13:42be known to the market, I see them as a
- 13:44significant internal positive factor.
- 13:47And the same goes for semiconductor
- 13:50packaging, MLCCs, and foldable OLEDs.
- 13:55Truly, companies like GRT have such
- 13:57favorable market conditions right now
- 14:00that many companies, including various
- 14:02Korean firms, are reportedly making
- 14:05various requests to GRT.
- 14:08So, since major Chinese tech companies
- 14:10must use high-end precision film
- 14:11materials that were previously
- 14:13monopolized by Japanese or American
- 14:15companies, I understand that they are
- 14:17inevitably placing orders with companies
- 14:19like GRT, even if their technical
- 14:21capabilities are slightly behind.
- 14:23So, if you replace this with localized
- 14:25materials, that’s exactly what China is
- 14:27good at.
- 14:28It's a bit lacking right now, but once
- 14:30we replace it and upgrade it to
- 14:31distribute globally, it is true that GRT
- 14:33is currently reaping massive profits
- 14:35from this.
- 14:36And they are proving it with numbers.
- 14:39They surpassed 1 trillion in annual
- 14:40revenue for the first time, and it went
- 14:42straight to 1.2 trillion in one go.
- 14:45I think they can reach 1.5 trillion, or
- 14:47around that much, next year.
- 14:50This isn't just simple expectation; the
- 14:51numbers are already reflected in the
- 14:52financial indicators.
- 14:54They are growing tremendously right now
- 14:56.
- 14:59And their profitability is also good.
- 15:02They are seeing significant growth, and
- 15:04while some people criticize the
- 15:06controlling interest versus
- 15:07non-controlling interest aspect, I will
- 15:09make a separate video on that, but the
- 15:11core point is this.
- 15:15Looking only at the controlling interest
- 15:17is technically correct, but it only
- 15:19shows the present; looking at the profit
- 15:21and loss including non-controlling
- 15:22interest includes future value as well.
- 15:26That's because non-controlling interest
- 15:28essentially sacrifices current equity
- 15:30for the sake of future value.
- 15:32And looking at operating profit, that
- 15:34covers profit up to that point. Looking
- 15:35at operating profit means
- 15:38considering the company's R&D and
- 15:41depreciation as well.
- 15:44Because if operating profit is high but
- 15:46net income is low, it means a lot is
- 15:47being deducted from R&D or depreciation
- 15:49.
- 15:50However, since looking at operating
- 15:51profit includes these factors, I believe
- 15:53the most important thing is operating
- 15:55profit—though, of course, revenue is the
- 15:57most important. Because for growth rate
- 15:59, revenue is what matters.
- 16:01Whether revenue is declining is the most
- 16:03important factor, followed by operating
- 16:04profit, then total net income, and
- 16:05lastly, non-controlling and controlling
- 16:07interest.
- 16:08Looking only at this might be correct in
- 16:10terms of financial statements, but to
- 16:12understand the current state, you also
- 16:14have to look at the five factories
- 16:15currently under construction.
- 16:17If you only look at current profit and
- 16:19loss, you only see the present; to see
- 16:21the future, you must look at
- 16:22non-controlling interest, and to account
- 16:25for R&D and depreciation, you must look
- 16:27at operating profit, but ultimately, I
- 16:29think revenue is the most important for
- 16:31overall growth. So, while controlling
- 16:33interest and net income are important,
- 16:37I see them as important in this specific
- 16:39order. I view revenue as most important
- 16:41, followed by operating profit, then
- 16:43total net income, and then
- 16:44non-controlling and controlling interest
- 16:46, though this varies by person, so I
- 16:48will make a separate video on this, and
- 16:50I hope you look forward to it.
- 16:53Now, they are fully prepared for the
- 16:54explosion in demand for Chinese
- 16:56semiconductors and AI. GRT currently has
- 16:57three factories, but the first and
- 16:59second ones are quite small. Plant 3 is
- 17:01about this much of a difference.
- 17:03The Yeosu plant is about this much, then
- 17:06the Jiangyin Zhuitong plant is about
- 17:08this size, and the Yangzhou plant is
- 17:10about this big. About this size, then
- 17:12the Turkey plant is about this much, and
- 17:15the next one, the Nanjing plant, is a
- 17:17bit smaller than that, so it's about
- 17:19this big.
- 17:21Given this situation, they say the
- 17:23headquarters will be located here.
- 17:26This is currently being built, these two
- 17:29will start production in 2027, this one
- 17:31is already finished but starts
- 17:33production in 2027, this large one is
- 17:35between 2027 and 2028, this one is 2028
- 17:37, and this one is around 2029, so as
- 17:40they go in order, sales are expected to
- 17:42rise steadily.
- 17:44And Plant 3 is currently at 66%
- 17:45utilization, so there is still some
- 17:47capacity left here.
- 17:49Therefore, I believe sales growth will
- 17:51continue, and for those investing here,
- 17:53looking just at the sales, I don't think
- 17:55there will be any problems.
- 17:58Operating profit or net income changes
- 18:00depending on company policy, and it is
- 18:02true that it is undervalued compared to
- 18:04its global peers in terms of growth.
- 18:07If we are talking about a global peer,
- 18:08it's Ciduck, and Ciduck recently hit the
- 18:10upper limit due to that blue wave.
- 18:12This has a market cap of about 6
- 18:14trillion won, while GRT is in the 200
- 18:16billion won range, so there is about a
- 18:1830-fold difference, but Ciduck is a much
- 18:20smaller company than GRT.
- 18:22And GRT executives also consider their
- 18:24company, GRT, to be much better than the
- 18:26sticker material company Ciduck.
- 18:29They evaluated it as a much better
- 18:30company. I actually heard that answer
- 18:31directly.
- 18:33So it is currently extremely undervalued
- 18:35, and I believe GRT’s growth potential,
- 18:37which is both a value stock and shows
- 18:40tremendous growth, is greater than any
- 18:42company in the Korean stock market. I
- 18:44mean the sales.
- 18:45The growth potential is almost certain
- 18:47to be high, it is extremely undervalued
- 18:49, and it has excellent growth potential
- 18:51and future value. Because no one can
- 18:52deny the future of the Chinese
- 18:54semiconductor industry.
- 18:57That is why I am optimistic that this
- 18:58blue wave will serve as an inflection
- 19:00point for capital to flow into GRT.
- 19:03Now, this is the chart for GRT starting
- 19:07from 2021.
- 19:09If you look here, 926 won was the low
- 19:11point.
- 19:12At that time, there were various issues
- 19:15, such as the construction of Plant 3
- 19:17and COVID-19, as well as several
- 19:19financial statement issues, but at that
- 19:21time, Plant 3 was under construction.
- 19:24It was almost at the final stage of
- 19:26construction, and then Plant 3 started
- 19:28operating, and it surged due to the
- 19:29tender offer issue that was happening.
- 19:31Since the third plant began operations,
- 19:34the price hasn't dropped back to the
- 19:373,000 won range; it fluctuated between
- 19:402,000 and 3,000 won due to solid
- 19:42performance. The plunge here was caused
- 19:45by the Japanese yen carry trade issue
- 19:48and interest rate hikes in August 2024,
- 19:50which dragged down the Korean market,
- 19:53and the spike here was due to the Nasdaq
- 19:56listing news before it fell again.
- 19:59Around this time, I released my first
- 20:03report on GRT.
- 20:05But if you look at this point, Trump had
- 20:07been picked.
- 20:09So, it surged and fluctuated, but then
- 20:12this "Blue Wave" emerged.
- 20:14So, I think this could potentially be an
- 20:17inflection point.
- 20:20Because I realized this time that the
- 20:22reason GRT couldn't rise despite such
- 20:25strong growth until now might be due to
- 20:28Trump's economic policies on China.
- 20:31Seeing GRT rising yesterday and today, I
- 20:33think, well...
- 20:36Could this be an inflection point? That
- 20:38is what I am currently expecting.
- 20:41At this time, it rose because of
- 20:42DeepSeek. There were various reasons
- 20:44here, including MCC and other factors,
- 20:46but I'm not exactly sure why it rose at
- 20:48this specific time.
- 20:50There are various reasons, including
- 20:51earnings and many other factors.
- 20:54Some people claimed at the time that the
- 20:56chairman manipulated the stock to sell
- 20:58off shares.
- 21:00I don't know for sure either. From this
- 21:02point on, it fell by this much due to
- 21:03the block deal issue.
- 21:05Then it rebounded after the block deal
- 21:08concluded, and I also went on a site
- 21:11visit.
- 21:13It fell again and is now rising slightly
- 21:14, and I hope this Blue Wave serves as an
- 21:16opportunity for interest to shift toward
- 21:18Chinese semiconductors.
- 21:22I think it would be good if people
- 21:23started paying attention to them. And
- 21:25the semiconductor investment funds in
- 21:27the Chinese market are enormous; I
- 21:30believe that even if just 0.01%of that
- 21:32investment capital shifts toward Chinese
- 21:34semiconductors, GRT will surely
- 21:36skyrocket.
- 21:38Even if you feel at ease, the logic
- 21:40holds up, right? Chinese semiconductors
- 21:43have no choice but to grow, and there
- 21:45won't be many stocks that solely benefit
- 21:48from this. While various Korean material
- 21:51and equipment stocks receiving orders
- 21:54for Chinese semiconductors might benefit
- 21:57, won't they eventually be replaced by
- 21:59local Chinese firms? It's the same for
- 22:02semiconductors and equipment, so
- 22:04wouldn't there be only a few stocks left
- 22:07in the end, including GRT?
- 22:09Therefore, with limited stock supply and
- 22:12increasing demand, I expect the share
- 22:14price to rise.
- 22:16The market isn't very good today, so
- 22:20please manage your risks well.
- 22:24Next, I will try to upload a video about
- 22:27non-controlling interests soon.
- 22:31Thank you.
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