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  • How to Read Financial Statements: Reading a Company in Three Photographs
    Fundamental Analysis - Learn Investing

    How to Read Financial Statements: Reading a Company in Three Photographs

    2026-07-132026-08-21

    What each of the three financial statements answers, how to open them on DART, and how they interlock in Muhak’s real 2024 numbers — read in ratios and trends, not single figures.

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  • Osung Advanced Materials (052420) analysis: profits surged — is it sustainable?
    Company Analysis - Materials & Components

    Osung Advanced Materials (052420) analysis: profits surged — is it sustainable?

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    Revenue up 40% and operating profit up 75% in 2024, at a PBR of 0.36x. The questions are whether that surge is structural, and whether the record of rights issues and CBs keeps diluting shareholders.

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  • Cuckoo Homesys (284740): A KRW 1tn Rental Business, and Why the PER Is 3.9x
    Company Analysis - Consumer Discretionary

    Cuckoo Homesys (284740): A KRW 1tn Rental Business, and Why the PER Is 3.9x

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    Recurring rental revenue passed KRW 1tn in 2024 with operating profit of KRW 164.8bn, yet the shares trade at a PER of 3.9x. The pressure points: dealings with parent Cuckoo Holdings, and the substance of Malaysia.

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  • Muhak (033920): Net Cash Bigger Than the Market Cap, and the Quality of That Cash
    Company Analysis - Consumer Staples

    Muhak (033920): Net Cash Bigger Than the Market Cap, and the Quality of That Cash

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    Net cash-like assets of about KRW 374.5bn against a market capitalisation of KRW 214.9bn. But much of that cash sits in marketable financial assets, which is what makes net profit swing so widely.

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  • Hansung Enterprise (003680): ‘Patriotic Company’ Support Buying and the Homework in Seafood
    Company Analysis - Consumer Staples

    Hansung Enterprise (003680): ‘Patriotic Company’ Support Buying and the Homework in Seafood

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    A ‘patriotic company’ story lifted the shares past the KRW 30bn delisting threshold to about KRW 52.5bn. Behind the premium sit a 1.8% operating margin, falling revenue and a net loss.

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  • Monami (005360): A National Brand Caught Between the Delisting Threshold and Solidarity Buying
    Company Analysis - Consumer Discretionary

    Monami (005360): A National Brand Caught Between the Delisting Threshold and Solidarity Buying

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    Monami’s price is being set by the KOSPI delisting market-cap threshold and a wave of retail solidarity buying, not by earnings — and the KRW 50bn bar arrives in 2027.

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  • KT&G (033780): The Report Card Overseas Rewrote
    Company Analysis - Consumer Staples

    KT&G (033780): The Report Card Overseas Rewrote

    2026-07-122026-08-21

    In 2025 overseas cigarette revenue overtook domestic for the first time at KT&G. What that shift means for a company long treated as a defensive domestic-demand dividend stock.

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  • The Principles of Diversification: Correlation Is What Matters
    Investing Basics

    The Principles of Diversification: Correlation Is What Matters

    2026-07-112026-08-21

    Diversification is not measured by how many holdings you own but by how differently they move. Correlation, the 20–30 stock limit, the three axes, and the moment diversification fails.

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  • Understanding Investment Risk: Volatility and Maximum Drawdown (MDD)
    Investing Basics

    Understanding Investment Risk: Volatility and Maximum Drawdown (MDD)

    2026-07-112026-08-21

    Turning the vague sense of “risky” into two measurable numbers — volatility and MDD — with real market drawdowns, the asymmetry of loss, and how both should shape the design of an account.

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  • What Is an ETF: From the Concept to the Costs
    Investing Basics

    What Is an ETF: From the Concept to the Costs

    2026-07-112026-08-21

    How an ETF is built, the types on the shelf, the three layers of cost most investors never see, the tax treatment by account, and a five-minute checklist for choosing between funds tracking the same index.

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  • The Principles of Asset Allocation: How to Split the Eggs Between Baskets
    Investing Basics

    The Principles of Asset Allocation: How to Split the Eggs Between Baskets

    2026-07-112026-08-21

    Setting the ratios between asset classes: the character of each ingredient, the classic formulas from 60/40 to All Weather, how rebalancing works, and the phases — 2022 above all — in which allocation fails.

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