【Focus】 Yeouido Stockbrokers Recommend This Week's Top 3 Stocks Expected to Rise

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Due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, interest is heating up in future growth industries such as untact, media, gaming, and secondary batteries rather than traditional industries. Accordingly, DayInvest Group, which has recently shown tremendous returns, has 'exclusively' identified must-buy stocks.

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[3rd Place] Moderna-related stocks

With Moderna's vaccine FDA emergency use authorization application and the full-scale use in Europe and the Americas, related stocks are expected to rise significantly. Also, domestic introduction is very positive, so ultra-low temperature distribution companies, carbon dioxide, and dry ice companies are expected to be spotlighted. It hasn't even started yet. You must buy now.

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[2nd Place] Shipping-related stocks

As the economy enters a recovery phase, shipping transport volume is increasing sharply. Due to the reduction in the number of cargo ships caused by COVID-19 and the surge in logistics volume, transportation rates have risen, leading the shipping industry into a boom period. Since the number of cargo ships will not increase significantly for the time being, the upward trend will continue. Expected return: 250%!

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Stocks of interest: SemiconLight, Tobox Korea, Ohsung Advanced Materials, Kyungbo Pharmaceutical, SecuCube

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