Hello, Ji-eun. Hello, Lee Yong-ki, and hello to you too, Chris. Today, I will start with the market's meat. Today, in fact, there were 300 stocks that rose significantly in trading volume, while 130 stocks fell. So, overall, looking at it, the index didn't drop significantly, especially with the Dow Jones finishing higher. This means that, overall, today's stock prices have risen. However, unfortunately, as you can see, the number of stocks that fell is much greater. My personal opinion is that there are no issues. But, as I mentioned yesterday, large-cap stocks related to the Dow Jones are the most solid, and since the S&P 500 has also broken its previous high, there are absolutely no problems. It seems like big tech stocks might rise further. Additionally, as I mentioned yesterday, stocks like Phase have been rising, but I noted that a peak was formed at the top. So,

I mentioned that it seems like there will be a short-term decline followed by a rise. If you look at the stocks that have dropped today, environmentally friendly stocks have also decreased significantly, and Rivian, in particular, is in a very bad situation, forming a downward triangle pattern. This is a clear downtrend, and the stock has dropped significantly. Now, if you look at this situation, you can see that a head and shoulders pattern has formed, and while it was rising well, it broke the moving average and experienced a significant drop. When that happens, it can drop suddenly like this. That's why I often advise looking at small-cap stocks from a short-term perspective. Think about it: if you had invested long-term in a stock like Rivian this year, when there was a breakout, it shot up to $28 in just 15 minutes, and you might have felt great about it. However, if you had invested long-term at $15 this year, you would now be in a complete...

This year is not a minus, but rather last year. Looking at it now, the base is not being selected. The reason I'm mentioning this is that unfortunately, small-cap stocks do not come with guarantees. If you look at Select Co., it rose while basing, but then suddenly hit a double top. After one earnings report did not come out, it has now halved from that peak level. Unfortunately, this is the reality of the stock market, especially for stocks with small market capitalizations. I would recommend focusing on managing risks. However, if you are investing for the long term, there can always be trends, so you need to be mindful of the peaks. Another point is that today, earnings stocks actually seem to show an upward trend. From my perspective, S smr also had no issues while rising here, but now that it is in a decline, it has dropped sharply from the peak.

In an instant, after this moving average was broken, as you all know, I always pay attention to the flow. When the flow is interrupted, I think it's relatively safe to exit when it has come down from a high point. And regarding the index, I don't see any issues. In my view, even if it comes down from a gap up, touching the moving average and then going back up is fine; I don't see any major problems. However, Yeongju has come down a bit, but I think it will break here, come down a bit, and then wiggle while touching the moving average, and after a few days of decline, it might bounce back up. That's my opinion. Unfortunately, small-cap stocks might experience a bit more of a short-term decline, which wouldn't be surprising at all. I think that's enough to say about the index, and my opinion hasn't changed. Today, it has slightly decreased, along with the Dow, Nasdaq, and S&P 500.

There are no issues in the same case. Let me mention a few things: today, Meta has risen slightly, and the BCP flow still looks good. Other stocks have decreased comparatively, but today, Apple has risen. Although it later dropped a bit, Apple seems to have some strength. Even if it falls, it looks like it will touch the moving average and the flow seems to be okay. Additionally, there is a slight bull flag pattern related to Apple. It is currently in a somewhat unique position, receiving a bit more strength. The gap down has actually become an opportunity; it’s a rare case, but that’s how it is. Next, Nike has risen today due to the news of a CEO replacement. However, I’m not sure if it’s right to chase this stock at this point. If you do decide to chase it, please consider it from a short-term perspective.

It's in the same position. It rose from here and then fell again, and it might be moving in a way that it bases here and then rises again. After that, it may rise a bit and then base again. There is a possibility of that happening. In terms of large sell-offs, it has only dropped this much, so I don't think it has much significance. Of course, there have been some sell-offs over time, but to call it a large sell-off is too small. If you look at the percentage, well, you can see a little here, but it's only about 1.5%, so I don't think it’s something to worry about too much. I can definitely say that there has been some selling, but I didn’t know this; I thought it had closed in the positive. And, oh, it turns out this is still showing the best stock service, continuing to rise. The potential for record-breaking increases is currently in a solo state, and now the S&P 500 technology stocks...

Among them, I think we can consider this as the strongest. Yes, this and the four stocks are currently experiencing an upward trend due to a break today. These two are showing a good recent flow. For example, stocks like Pico are also continuously rising. However, I can't completely classify that as a tech stock. Right now, among tech stocks, this is the best, and then there's Inje Convention Energy, which has made significant gains. In the short term, selling when it goes up a bit could be one idea. The related stocks, such as CG and SMR, have seen relatively large trading volumes and have risen today. Additionally, stocks that have gapped up after earnings announcements and those that have created gaps in the handle area are also doing well. Recently, IoT stocks have been gaining momentum. I believe I've covered the key stocks, and now let's take a look at the requested stocks for today.

I think among the things I've seen, the member is the best. I did arrive a bit late, but I think I can move things along quickly today, so you shouldn't have to wait too long. I've mentioned almost all the important stocks, but I forgot to mention Tesla. Tesla has dropped today, but it doesn't seem to be a big issue. I believe the overall trend is still being maintained. To reiterate, it has indeed dropped quite a bit here and has also dropped quite a bit here, but ultimately, the trend is moving upwards, right? It's important to look at the overall trend rather than just the movements of one or two days. So I think Tesla is fine as well. BCT and BST are in the same sector and have risen together, right? Yes, that's correct. Please type it down here again. For those who are typing now, let's just move it up.

I will do the same. What do you want from Apple? Please let me know what you would like. You mentioned Microsoft as a key stock, but today, at the close, there seems to be some selling in big tech, which appears to show large trading volumes. However, I think you don't need to worry too much about this. Usually, when there is a significant drop in trading volume, it needs to drop considerably, and that’s not the case here. Sometimes, it doesn’t really mean much. In this case, it doesn’t carry much meaning either; instead, it has been supported and has risen. Yes, there was a larger trading volume drop here, but it has risen for several days in a row. I believe this isn’t significant. Earlier, you mentioned Apple, which has a bit more significance, but this one seems less meaningful, so I don’t see any problems. I'm not sure what you want.

I think it will continue to rise steadily, just following the index. After all, the index had a significant drop when it fell. Let's compare it with the Q. When the index fell, it also dropped, and when the index rose, it didn't rise as much. Recently, however, it has been rising quite well. There is a very similar trend to the index, so I don't see any issues; it seems to be following the index. You don't really need to look at the fundamentals; it's just fine. There's nothing outstanding, and I think it's just average. I want to mention that this part is still rising a bit, and that's relatively good. This is a good request because a base level is being established here, and we can see a rising trend. I think this base is somewhat rising. Today, it slightly broke through with significant trading volume.

I don't think it's going to rise that much. I feel like it's going to rise a bit more, and if you’re thinking from a short-term trading perspective, it would be better to consider the buying and selling points, looking at the upside like this. This is a good request. Also, the fund has actually risen quickly, but this time it has not risen as much. However, it is still on the higher side during the decline phase. This is the figure for June, so I don’t think it’s bad. In the current situation, I believe this is a noteworthy stock. This is an example. For instance, in the case of BRT, you can see that the stock has been declining, but when the low and high levels start to rise, it can suddenly increase again. Another similar case is BST; it has been continuously declining, but once it breaks through this level, the lows are set.

There are times when the stock suddenly rises after going up two levels. So, I think you can look at it this way. Kava has actually risen with a somewhat large trading volume and has broken through its previous high, so I think there is a bit more upward potential. However, it is true that it has been greatly overextended, so it might be safer to view it for a short term. Please check whether the moving average flow is being maintained. Everyone, Kava and IoT are both expensive cases; stocks that are strong are indeed strong. Right now, the service sector is the same, and it seems late. This stock is rising more, while others are not rising as well. So, you can look at it this way. As for Grab, it is just before breaking through the BCP, but it hasn't broken through yet. It has been rising recently, and I know that, but I'm still not sure. Rather, it tends to rise and then break the moving average in between, which is just average.

It seems that there has been some buying recently. However, there have definitely been times when buying came in during certain intervals, but it's unfortunate that the flow broke and led to a decline. There is something significant here, but unless you bought at these points, I don't think I would chase it right now. It’s a slightly better case in this regard. However, it seems a bit ambiguous. There isn't a resistance line break, but there are some positive aspects. The fund and fundamentals are improving, which is something I can acknowledge. The revenue growth rate isn't declining, but it has been stagnant for almost three years now. I think it has to break through at some point. As for SMTI, there still aren't many signs for buying, to be honest. There are just too many negative factors, and there are even talks of fraud and various other issues.

There are negative factors, but personally, I think we need to break through the 22-day moving average. Of course, we received some strength today, that's true. However, yesterday, the index rose less compared to the previous day. It went up and then came back down. If you look at it now, it has been moving sideways for six days. The index, on the other hand, has been rising for six days. So, this is not a good sign. It's hard to make a judgment based on just one day. I remember that there were days when it rose a bit compared to the index, but then it fell back down. There's still no clear answer. In my opinion, today, there seems to be a significant trading volume, and I think we should ignore that because it doesn't have any meaning. It's truly meaningless. However, there is a breakout of the resistance line going up, so the trend looks good, and there is also a breakout of a large cup pattern, which is a bit promising.

It seems that if you only have this, it won't be okay. There was a major breakout, and I bought at this point a little earlier, but I think it could be better. However, when buying stocks that have extended a lot, there is one thing you need to consider. That is, you should check whether the moving average trend is being maintained and whether the upward potential compared to the index is being sustained. It would be good to confirm those points moving forward. You can ignore this; looking at the large trading volume today, it seems you can disregard it. Next, there is no answer to this stem; it seems like it's at a level where it could be delisted. I don't know who requested this, but I’ll say it again: if I say to sell, please sell. Seriously, long-term investment is not the answer. This is yet another case. The company Steam, in fact...

If you look at it, the sales growth rate was once very good; it had potential. However, that has all disappeared, and now the investors have almost all left. Sometimes there are lucky moments. A lucky case is this one: PSNY, which has suddenly risen significantly from 60. But there are no guarantees with this. I'm sorry, but it seems that there is a downward break here, so it might fall further. As for FNG, I still tend to view it positively. Even if it breaks below the moving average, I think I would consider it a buying opportunity at this stage. There are also meta breaks and Tesla is on an upward trend, and there aren't too many bad stocks in the mix. In my opinion, it seems fine. However, leverage always carries risks, so please don't buy recklessly. I mentioned yesterday that there is a gap up in the Nasdaq wedge break.

I have mentioned it before, and I still believe that my opinion hasn’t changed. Today, Stoneco has dropped significantly, and I don’t know the reason for this. However, what is clear is that the trend is not good. I bought in at a break point, but the moving average was broken, so this is the stop-loss point. In fact, whenever the moving average is broken, it can be safer to sell in the short term if the overall trend is not upward. So, in the short term, there was a bit of a rise, but what good is it if I analyze the fundamentals for you endlessly? The stock hasn’t gone up. This quarter, the funds have decreased, and although the fundamentals are good and the stock is historically cheap with a 20% growth rate, look at the EPS; it has been growing for eight consecutive quarters. Of course, it is true that the growth rate has slowed down a bit.

In the past, the EPS side used to rise significantly. When you look at these stocks, the answer becomes clear. The same goes for Snap; stocks often do not move according to fundamentals more often than you might think. You can see that there is no clear answer here, and there is no good trend visible. If this breaks and falls below, it indicates an even worse trend. For example, in the case of SMCI, when it broke through this support line here, it started to decline. Once such key levels start to break, stocks tend to fall even more. The same goes for STEM. You might think it's cheap at 60 cents or 1 dollar, or even 2 dollars; it all seems cheap, right? But even if they appear cheap, they continue to decline.

It's unfortunate that prices are becoming cheaper and will continue to decline, but I don't think the stock will drop like this. In my opinion, the current situation is not good. I believe I need to speak frankly about what isn't good. Regarding Tractor Supply Company, I feel there isn't much to it. From the current trend, there seems to be little merit for growth. I'm not sure what you meant by this request, but in the past, it was a company with a decent EPS growth rate. If you look now, there aren't any significant issues, and a slight upward trend has been established. However, when comparing it to stocks like Marth, I don't think it will rise significantly in the long term. The comparison can be made, but this is the issue: it has had single-digit growth rates for three consecutive years. It used to grow well, but I don't have information on what has changed.

Unless you are unaware, I believe that stocks like these have some limitations going forward. However, companies like this used to have good growth rates and performed well in the past. Even so, with a growth rate in the single digits at 26, it's not receiving much support compared to the index, so I don't see much merit in it. It's not like there's a significant breakthrough either, but the analysis is somewhat reasonable. This is because Chinese stocks have been rising a bit. We're on the verge of breaking through a box pattern right now. For example, stocks like SG have been rising well since their breakout, and today, they even increased during a downturn. Therefore, Chinese-related electric vehicle stocks might have some potential, especially since there has been considerable buying interest. Of course, next week, there could be a decline, followed by a rebound as it touches the moving average, but overall, there's quite a lot happening here.

It seems that after a significant decline, there's a possibility of transitioning to an upward trend since it has been consolidating for quite a while. Now, regarding Apple, I'm not sure what you want, but I think you can just ignore this. It's not a significant drop; there's a gap up, and while there was a slight decline, it can also rise again after coming down a bit. I don't think there's any problem. Overall, it seems fine; there aren't any major issues. Everything looks big in terms of trading volume. Even if it appears large, Nvidia doesn't seem as significant. If you're worried about Nvidia, it dropped about 1.5% yesterday, but it had increased much more, around 3-4%. If you're still concerned, I think investing in stocks might not be for you. Honestly, if you're worried, just stop. I believe this isn't a big deal.

After that, it fell by about 3 to 4%. Then we should take a look at which options were taken heavily. I don't really know the reason, but as far as I know, there isn't much of a reason. It was fine. 

Earlier, I provided stock suggestions that were not requested, including those related to gold. These stocks are not just requests; they are good stocks. All EM stocks and AIG stocks are relatively good. There are also breaks here, and I think there won't be any big issues if you go with such stocks. These stocks haven't risen much yet, but they have been continuously increasing recently. You can consider these types of stocks as good.

Lucid is a bit ambiguous right now. Due to the significant drop in Rivian, I thought it might be a long-term issue, but the current trend seems to be a bit off. PepsiCo is just not a very attractive stock, but I'll mention one thing for each person.

I view it positively for now. Yes, let's quickly move on to the comparison. I think the upward trend is good. The slight decline today is not a big issue. Now, let's take a look at Unity. I think Unity is doing well. However, it seems that small-cap stocks are struggling to gain momentum, which could lead to fluctuations. I always mention that stocks have a flow; there is an upward trend. Even though there has been a slight downward flow, the upward trend has been ongoing for quite some time now. Therefore, even if there is a decline at this level, it is not a problem at all. That's why I usually don't buy at such points. If I hold stocks, I just leave them as they are. I don't typically buy stocks based on news. For example, as you know, Intel had a significant impact at market close.

There was news about an increase, right? So, the stock dropped instead. Here, it had a decline, but everyone, this is also news. Then it goes up again. So, I don't invest in stocks based on such news. I don't do stock trading, and usually, for news like this, I need to have certain information. I don't work at Intel or at the company, and even if I did, I wouldn't know this. There's no way to know such information unless I work under a CEO. Only then can I hear the news and trade based on that. So, I avoid these situations completely. How would I know how much they are buying? The idea of merging with Intel has no real meaning. If you are trying to invest and trade based on this, in my opinion, there should be some solid news leading to a clear gap increase, and that...

There is a high possibility of a positive development. You can think of it this way: news has come out, and there has been a gap increase. However, if this deal closes, the stock will rise to this point, and if the deal fails, the stock will drop back down. Then, you can buy here and set your stop loss. Just keep in mind that if the news turns out to be false after the market closes, trading could start from here the next day. This is a risk you need to take into account. 

Now, let’s take an example: you might think that you can make a significant gain when the stock suddenly jumps due to one piece of news. If it jumps significantly and rises a lot, you should enter after it has gone up. But if it is currently in a steady decline, you won't know when it will stop falling. If you buy incorrectly here, you could end up losing a considerable amount of money.

You can think of it as Sui. A 99.9% drop means that 1,000 won has become 1 won. In such stocks, unless you see a clear breakthrough of the moving average while observing some signs in Beijing, you should avoid them. Here, there were signs that something might happen, but then it dropped immediately. Please avoid this. If you want to gamble, go ahead, but there’s really nothing here. It seems that the person who requested this is someone who really enjoys gambling, considering there are no signs at all. Let's look at Carrefour. There are a few positive signs for Carrefour. In fact, there was a gap up yesterday as the market loosened, and it is currently in a state of forming a cup again. Yes, it has risen quite a bit compared to the fundamentals because we are only at a 4% growth rate.

There is, but when looking at the flow and the chart, I think it's okay. The base is regaining strength, especially with the interest rate cuts. Investors seem to believe that this will help corporate earnings. There are some organizations that look good. It's not spectacular, but I think it's decent. As you saw earlier, the EPI growth rate is 4% this year and also 4% next year, which might be a bit concerning. 

Now, small-cap stocks have all fallen today. Everyone, this is also forming a descending triangle. Here, the line is drawn as a resistance line. The tail and the body do not align perfectly, but as I mentioned earlier, if it breaks through like Lucid, it's safer to view it as heading downward. Based on the flow, I think...

If you are considering buying, I believe a stop is absolutely necessary here. You saw the beginning of the main part earlier, right? The flow of small-cap stocks is not good. Lucid is down, Plug is down, Rivian is down; everything is not looking good. SoFi is a stock that has the potential to rise, but in this situation, it hasn't performed well compared to the index for two consecutive days. The opening today is similar; small-cap stocks are in a bad state. In fact, it should ideally be cut by 50 points, but unfortunately, it moved in the opposite direction yesterday. This means there is a higher possibility of continuing in the opposite direction. If you watched the live broadcast yesterday, I mentioned Phase Energy in that context, and today it also experienced a decline, much more so compared to the index. So, you should view this as a downward trend, and similarly, even good stocks have gone down today overall.

Today was a day when small-cap stocks declined, so I don't see much potential in that situation right now. As for CrowdStrike, it has been rising recently and saw a significant increase today. It seems that the stock is moving in the direction that it can be resolved without incurring substantial penalties. Everything looks good, but it has risen too much in just one day. If it goes up again, buying at these points could lead to a situation where it comes back down before rising again. However, I think it's right to approach this with a turnaround mindset. When looking at the bigger picture, I believe you should consider whether to buy. The fundamentals aren't that strong, but since it fell due to bad news, it seems that investors are looking at the possibility of a rebound once that bad news is resolved.

I think I will lean towards the negative side. Given this flow, Costco doesn't have any significant issues comparatively, but when you really look at the fundamentals, it doesn't even have a solid 1. Even if it barely shows a 10% growth rate, it's not a major problem. I don't think I will buy this; right now, this stock is rising for reasons that don't make sense. It has increased by 488% and is at 57, which is just laughable. I think this is a clear example of whether valuation analysis exists or not in the stock market. Stocks are moving, and this sector is really hot right now. Walmart is also picking gold, right? If you look closely, Coca-Cola has started to come down a bit from its all-time high, and I think this might trend downwards soon.

Right now, I think buying is a bit excessive. You should go to Costco and analyze it yourself. It has only a 10% growth rate, yet it holds a position between 55 and 60 in the S&P 500, and it's not even a tech stock. That doesn't make sense at all. I really think there is no mathematical analysis supporting this point. I encourage all of you to analyze it yourself. If you find it hard to believe, I have some concerns about Lucid. Let me explain why. If this breaks down, the highs and lows will start to decline. So, I was looking at the base and seeing it rise like this, but this trend has issues. It really needs to hold here; otherwise, it could fall further down like this. However, a similar sector, Rivian, has plummeted significantly today due to unfavorable technical trends, which makes me a bit worried.

In the short term, if you're considering buying, it might be better to wait for a more oversold situation. If you're thinking about a swing trade, then yes, you can look at it that way. Unfortunately, regarding the bus, the flow has been interrupted. Usually, when the resistance line is broken, the trend tends to be good, but that has been interrupted now. However, it seems that the overall trend is still not an issue. It feels like it is moving like this. So, it's in the same position. If you gave up after a decline of this much, you missed it. If you thought it had dropped this much, you missed it here as well. It's perfectly fine if it drops to this level. So, while it is declining now, I don't see any problems at this moment. Today, it dropped with significant trading volume and rose with significant trading volume, which doesn't mean much.

This is more meaningful. And regarding CCL, you mentioned buying in advance, but we need to be cautious. Last time, it formed a double top here and then experienced a significant drop. We can't predict this, but it's definitely true that it's right before a breakout. If the breakout goes well, it could rise significantly. However, we are currently uncertain about how things will turn out. Moving on, the fundamentals are fine, but it has been unable to break through the resistance level that has supported it for a long time. Additionally, small-cap stocks have been declining recently, which is concerning. This level is quite important, and if it drops from here, it could fall further before stabilizing and potentially rising again. One positive point I can mention is the fundamentals.

It is true that expectations for next year are somewhat positive. However, stocks often do not move according to fundamentals, so that is something you must keep in mind. Technical analysis can sometimes outperform fundamentals, especially in the short term, although things can change in the long term, which is something we cannot predict. The decline today is similar; stocks like Lucid, Rivian, SoFi, OpenDoor, and App are all experiencing declines. You can think of this as a movement within small-cap stocks in the same sector. Even though they are not in the same sector, we refer to them as such. There should be better terminology for this, but you can think of it as stocks in similar fields with comparable market capitalizations. In fact, while they are not in the same sector, Zion does have some potential. I am not particularly worried about today’s decline, and there is a break here that looks okay on the chart.

The stocks look okay, but there are quite a few times when Chinese stocks don't follow the charts. Here, they also look good. In fact, it seems like a big surge is coming. It should ideally come out the day after tomorrow. So right now, it’s not a gap down; the trend is being maintained, so there’s no problem. Recently, stocks like Alibaba have shown a good trend. From my perspective, it’s right before breaking the cup formation, and it's finally climbing. Finally, it seems like we might be transitioning into an upward trend. The reason is that finally, the 100, 200, and 150 moving averages are all trending upward. Here, the 200 is above, and it feels a bit ambiguous. I think this is the first time it’s happening. This means that the upward trend is genuinely being established. Now, I can see it as a real bullish signal. So from that perspective, we can view it positively. Having the 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 moving averages all lined up like this truly indicates that we are in a bullish market.

If you look at these stocks, you can see that services are lined up at 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200. For example, if you look at the declining stock SMCI, it’s the opposite; 100 is at the top, and 200 is right below it, with 50, 20, and 10 underneath. This is a downward trend, but it is still possible for such stocks to rise later on. However, we don’t know when that will happen since there are currently no signs. In that regard, there could be some potential. At this stage, I don’t see any major issues. The stock RXA shows a clear pattern; it has not yet broken through. If it does break through, you should consider it, but for now, it hasn’t broken out yet. It would be better to view it that way. The flow of these stocks is important. They continue to decline but find support here, with a gap up and then breaking through this range. What happened? It rose, right? Currently, there are no such signs yet. It seems like this is how you should approach it. As for Call HN, in my view...

It looks good right now, but since there has been an extension, it wouldn't be strange to see a slight pullback before it goes up. Keep that in mind. Similarly, with ERJ, there's currently no problem, but let me give you an example when there was a break. Here, there was a break, and it went up for two days, just like now. But how long did it consolidate before hitting the moving average? Then it rose significantly again. Stocks all have their timing; it's fine to buy stocks like this beforehand, but if you buy now, it wouldn't be unusual to see a pullback before it goes up. I think that’s how you should view it. 

As for SICO, the big drop isn’t the issue; it seems the gap drop is the problem. I think I will avoid it. In this kind of situation, even if it goes up now, there are usually more instances of it going down. So, I think...

This is the opposite, and in the long term, it's still the opposite. Why would anyone buy this? Even looking at the long term, something like Marser will rise much more, and it's obvious that it can't compete. For ten years, the merit is not much at all. However, even the short-term chart doesn't look that good. Yes, it did go up today, but is there any news? I know about it too. It seems like the support level is holding up, and while other similar environments have all gone down, this one has gone up, which does have some merit today. It feels like something happened. Let's take a look at the conversation. If there are long-term investors here, it seems like there's news from Korea. I've already covered Nike; you can go check that out. It's one of the notable stocks for Nike, but usually, when the CEO changes and the stock goes up, that's where it typically ends. In my view, it's similar to when the CEO of Starbucks changed.

Think about it for a moment. I think such movements could happen. Oh, it’s really hot in here. Is there anything other than the community? There must be some news out there. There’s a partnership with SK, but I’m not sure how much impact it will have. Let’s take a look at the fundamentals. If the performance turns out to be slightly better than expected, that actually has a positive aspect. It’s a bit unfortunate that there has been a decline, but on the fundamental side, there is some potential. However, it has dropped quite a lot recently. Looking at the figures, profits are rising, and external growth is also increasing, so I view it positively. The fundamentals are good, but since this is just for today, it might be difficult to make a judgment based on that alone.

It's a bit ambiguous since it's just a day. I think there are upgrades with this, but it really depends on your choice. Personally, I don't think it's a huge, significant news. It's not really an upgrade; it's more related to the SK deal. I apologize for that. It seems there's no problem at all, but it has come down from the highs. The point is that this regional bank ETF might have some potential. Especially since, once interest rates start to go down, regional bank stocks won't face the risk of going under anymore. So there could be potential up to that point. However, in the current situation, it feels like it's come down in the cycle and is likely to go back up. But there are no major issues. Recently, with the rise of tech stocks, Sharpie Pie has changed its trend again. It looked good here as well.

The index has fallen here, but it could rise again, and then if the index comes down a bit, it can go down. Overall, looking at the trend, I think it’s okay to pass through this downward phase. I believe it’s one of the stocks that has fallen unfairly compared to this year’s performance. My opinion remains the same; just as I viewed it positively in the long term before, I still see it positively even during this decline. My opinion hasn’t changed; I still think it’s okay now. In terms of cycles, since it has risen this much, it wouldn’t be unusual for it to come down and then go back up. That’s how I see it. 

Next, I will wrap up the requested stocks. Let’s look at the open. The open includes Upstart, Lyft, and Bitcoin, and I will conclude with that. Currently, the open is not receiving any limelight. Among the related stocks, for example, those that are rising tend to decline less when they do fall.

Redfin is up today, and Jinro only dropped by 1%. The reason for the opening drop is simply that small-cap stocks did not rise. Today, the market capitalization is relatively small, and in this sector, the high point levels are not increasing. I believe that due to interest rate cuts, there should be some upward movement, but it is moving in the opposite direction. Given the current situation, it's hard to expect much. It's best to look at it from a cyclical perspective. So, I think there's not much going on right now. 

As for Upstart, the small-cap sector had a bit less of a decline today, but this seems like a somewhat ambiguous case. From my perspective, it looks a bit uncertain. So, regarding Upstart, if you look here, it is actually holding up better than expected. Of course, the moving average here...

Reject is currently in a basing case. This is a bit ambiguous because if we analyze incorrectly, it can lead to a situation where it rises without the peak levels increasing, and sometimes it can also fall. I think this is somewhat unclear. Let's look at it this way: if it supports here and rises like this, we can view it positively, but if it breaks and comes down, then it might be better to consider it from that perspective. I don't think I'll buy at this level. However, other small-cap stocks have fallen less, and with the recent basing, there is some potential for upward movement. In that regard, it can be viewed somewhat positively. Also, Lyft is showing some trend changes, and I agree with that. Here, the low and high levels are increasing.

I think there is a bit of a trend reversal happening right now as the flow is currently rising. It's somewhat noticeable, but maintaining this level is important. I've mentioned a similar case with AMD before, suggesting that it resembles a trend reversal. However, it doesn't always play out that way. There was a significant drop after breaking the moving average, and then suddenly there was a sharp decline. Stocks always experience gap rises and gap drops, which is crucial. If the resistance is broken, there could be a trend reversal. For whatever reason, adjustments need to be made. However, from the current situation, I believe there is no issue. The highs have come down a bit, and it seems rather mediocre. There isn't much upward momentum, and it looks similar to the index. So, it seems rather ordinary, and there isn’t much merit in it right now.

Bitcoin seems to be okay as long as it doesn't break this moving average. However, there is one aspect that worries me; there has been a bit of short-term extension. It did break through the descending resistance line and went up a bit more, but it's still ambiguous. Honestly, I don't know for sure. What is clear is that if it breaks through this range, I would view it positively, but right now, it hasn't broken through enough. In fact, I see it leaning more towards a decline when looking at the trend. However, after the recent 50-point interest rate cut, it suddenly broke through the resistance line. That said, it has extended that much as well. So, I don't think I will be touching Bitcoin right now. If I have invested, I will just leave it as is. I might take some partial profits, but I will probably just keep an eye on it from my perspective. Also, regarding firms like...

There is no problem with the case; as expected, when the index drops, it falls and then rises again. But right now, I wouldn't recommend buying. Generally, you should pay attention to the cycles. Of course, the support and resistance levels have been broken, and for big tech, the outlook seems a bit more positive, but overall, it's just mediocre. There are no issues right now, and regarding the flow, I've analyzed several stocks. Some I viewed positively, some were just okay, and some I mentioned in a rather negative light. Please take that into consideration and analyze for yourselves as well. If you're curious about the fundamentals, I hope you achieve great success next week. It's a bit hot now; I should have brought a glass of cold water. Anyway, that's it for today's video. I wish you good fortune next week, and if I come across any good stocks, I'll mention them and provide analysis. Thank you for watching.

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