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Goldman Cuts Korea Target 25% but Sees Memory Stocks Doubling

Commercial Times reported that Goldman Sachs cut its Korea equity target by 25% but said KOSPI trades at the world's lowest valuation and memory stocks could double. The view is a medium-term positive catalyst for SK Hynix and peers, though the target cut adds short-term volatility.

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香港經濟日報HKET · 10-26 15:50 KST
Goldman Cuts KOSPI Target 25% to 9,000; Two SK Hynix ADR Leveraged ETFs to Delist in US
Goldman Sachs cut its KOSPI target by 25% to 9,000, while two SK Hynix ADR leveraged ETFs will delist in the US and Hong Kong's XL 2x CSOP Hynix has fallen over 90% from its peak. Negative sentiment could weigh on the stock.
香港經濟日報HKET · 10-26 15:50 KST
Goldman Cuts KOSPI Target 25% to 9000; SK Hynix Leveraged ETFs to Delist
Goldman Sachs slashed its KOSPI target by 25% to 9000, while two SK Hynix ADR leveraged ETFs face U.S. delisting and a Hong Kong leveraged product has lost over 90% from its peak. Sentiment has clearly soured, pressuring SK Hynix shares, with liquidations potentially amplifying near-term volatility.
工商時報 · 10-26 14:30 KST
Goldman Cuts Korea Stock Target by 25%; KOSPI at Global Lowest Valuation, Memory Stocks Seen Doubling
Goldman Sachs cut its Korea equity target by 25%, with KOSPI falling to the world's lowest valuation, yet sees memory stocks with room to double. For memory leader SK Hynix, valuation pressure and rebound potential coexist, likely amplifying share-price volatility.