00:00Three numbers before the open. 5,239, up 4.39%.
00:06Foreigners flipped from selling to buying after eight sessions,
00:10and Anthropic could list as early as November 19th. It's Wednesday, November 11th.
00:15Here's what today's story could mean for the Korean market.
00:18The KOSPI closed at 5,239.13 on Tuesday, up 220.28 points, or 4.39%.
00:28Intraday, it hit 5,300.92 before giving back part of the gain.
00:33Foreign investors net bought 358.6 billion won on the main board.
00:38Ending a run of seven straight sessions in which they sold 12.58 trillion won,
00:44Samsung Electronics rose 4.74% to 198,901.
00:51S-Kai Hinnix jumped 6.69% to 1,212,001.
00:57Both fell 16 to 20% last week, and this rebound is their second straight gain.
01:02Here's what the numbers show.
01:03The bounce was driven by a rally in U.S. tech stocks, lower oil prices,
01:08and a Senate vote advancing the Baja Act, which shortens permitting timelines for data centers.
01:14But Morgan Stanley cut its target prices for Samsung Electronics by 19%
01:18to 309,001, and for S-Kai Hinnix by 38% to 1.6 million won.
01:26The concern is whether memory chip makers can avoid an earnings cliff in 2028.
01:31Morgan Stanley cut Samsung Electronics target price by 19% to 309,001.
01:38So what does this mean for traders positioning this week?
01:41Foreign flows have turned positive, but the intraday pattern of sharp rallies followed by fading gains
01:46suggests momentum is still fragile.
01:49Earlier, we said that foreign buying was the key signal to watch.
01:53Here's what that actually means for you.
01:55A single day of net buying does not confirm a trend.
01:58Watch whether foreign flows hold for several sessions,
02:01and whether Skuk Hinnix and Samsung can hold their gains.
02:04That's today's AI Prism.
02:06Stock Investors
02:07This episode was produced with AI Assistants based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting.
02:13AI Prism is a Juan IFRA award-winning series.
02:17We'll be back tomorrow.
