Due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, interest in future growth industries such as untact, media, gaming, and secondary batteries is heating up rather than traditional industries. Accordingly, Day Invest Group, which has recently shown tremendous profit rates, has 'exclusively' identified must-buy stocks.
[3rd place] Aviation-related stocks
Although the COVID-19 situation in Europe and the Americas is worsening, aviation-related stocks are expected to continue their upward trend. In the worst case, operating losses may continue until the second half of next year, but major routes centered on China and Japan are resuming, and business demand is also showing signs of recovery. Furthermore, if Hanjin Group's acquisition of Asiana Airlines materializes, structural changes will occur in the fiercely competitive domestic aviation market, and the aviation industry is expected to maintain its favorable performance. Buying now at a low price will be greatly beneficial in the future.
[2nd place] Vaccine cold chain distribution stocks
With Pfizer's vaccine showing significant antibody generation response, vaccine distribution has also become a major focus. Expectations for Moderna's vaccine, which has a similar composition, are also rising. Once full commercialization begins, more attention will inevitably be paid to effective distribution rather than COVID-19 diagnostic kits or domestic vaccines. There may be a brief correction, but these stocks must be acquired. This is your opportunity to fatten your bank account.
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Stocks of interest: Sinsung ENG, HMM, Codem, Aju IB Investment, Bion
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