Despite strong volatility ahead of the breakdown in labor-management negotiations at Samsung Electronics and Nvidia's earnings release, there is a growing outlook that the market could once again embark on a strong upward trend. In this scenario, CEO Lee Dongwoo has already selected three top stocks that are expected to benefit the most.

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CEO Lee Dongwoo provides a clear answer.


"The most frequently asked question during record-high market periods is, 'Is it still a good time to enter?' Historically, the KOSPI's average six-month return after breaking through its previous high was +18%. This is just the beginning."


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The strategy he presents is simple.


"A new turning point begins today. On May 28–29 (local time), the U.S. FOMC meeting will be held, and a slew of earnings reports from big tech companies such as Alphabet and Amazon are expected. Last Friday, Intel surged 23%, with both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 reaching all-time highs. This momentum is likely to continue in today's opening of the domestic stock market."


"As there are both major and minor issues that could trigger market swings, it is advisable to seek the guidance of veteran experts rather than trade alone. Join forces for a successful investment."


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