'Up 100% This Month... "Still Too Cheap"?Target Price Soars for This Stock'

This week's core scenario is the simultaneous realization of three positive factors: an FOMC rate freeze, dovish remarks from Chair Jerome Powell, and strong earnings from big tech companies. If this scenario plays out, there are projections that the KOSPI could once again challenge the 6,600 mark, while KOSDAQ could head toward 1,250. In this context, CEO Lee Dongwoo has already selected the top three stocks expected to benefit the most.

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CEO Lee Dongwoo provides a clear answer.

"The most frequently asked question during all-time high phases is, 'Is it okay to enter now?' Historically, the average six-month return on the KOSPI after breaking its previous high was +18%. This is the beginning."

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The strategy he suggests is simple.

Starting today, another turning point begins. The U.S. FOMC meeting will be held on April 28-29 (local time), and a wave of big tech earnings-including Alphabet and Amazon-will be announced. Last Friday, Intel surged by 23%, leading both the NASDAQ and S&P 500 to record all-time highs. There is a high possibility that this momentum will carry over to the opening of the domestic stock market today.

As both major and minor issues that could sway the stock market are expected, it is advisable to invest alongside expert advice rather than trading alone. Join the path to successful investing.

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