【Expert Recommendation】 Overcoming Epidemic Risks and Adversity! Semiconductor-Related Stocks to Buy Now

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Semiconductor-related stocks are becoming a major trend.

As untact demand has increased due to COVID-19, interest in semiconductor-related stocks is growing on the expectation that semiconductor supply needed for this will increase.

If the economic recovery continues after COVID-19, interest in semiconductor-related stocks remains strong because greater profits can be expected in the future.

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The introduction of 5G is expected to accelerate, and PC demand is expected to recover, leading to an expansion in production capacity.

Moreover, the increase in demand for non-memory semiconductors, which had somewhat contracted, is also showing signs of improving the overall semiconductor market conditions.

Although the performance of major semiconductor manufacturers such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix may temporarily slow down, explosive growth is expected due to the base effect from COVID-19 and increased demand.

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Considering future value, semiconductor-related stocks are ultimately expected to rise about 3 to 4 times compared to this year.

Jeon Jeong-hyun, an expert from the Day Investment Group with 100,000 members, said, "Semiconductors are just getting started." He added, "Of course, stock prices may stagnate after earnings announcements, but since the bottom is well established, they will rise tremendously. In the end, if you don't buy now, you will definitely regret it."

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Stocks of interest: RF Semi, Aprogen KIC, Alticast, Aprogen Pharmaceuticals, Mobile Appliance

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