KB Securities Publishes Booklet '60 U.S. Stocks Moving the Global Market'

KB Securities announced on the 27th that it has published a booklet titled '60 U.S. Stocks Driving the Global Market,' which introduces the advantages of investing in U.S. stocks and key listed companies.

The booklet explains the benefits of investing in U.S. stocks and selects a total of 60 major companies, including AI (Artificial Intelligence) theme-related stocks and the top 50 companies by market capitalization in the S&P 500, providing useful information for investors.

It also provides detailed analyses of each company's stock price information and trends, market share, company overview, business model, checkpoints, major products and solutions, along with annual business history and key indicators, enabling investors to understand the fundamentals of companies and make informed investment decisions.

The booklet states that since the IT bubble burst, the U.S. stock market has been the only major global market to show increasing shareholder returns, characterized by high shareholder return rates and earnings per share growth rates. It also explains that the compound effect of dividend yields through quarterly dividends further enhances the attractiveness of investing in U.S. stocks.

In particular, AI was introduced as a key theme to watch in the U.S. stock market. The AI industry is divided into hardware sectors such as Graphics Processing Units (GPU) and High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), and software sectors including AI platforms, cloud, and data analysis and management solutions. It analyzed that both sectors are showing remarkable growth centered around data centers in the U.S. stock market.

Kim Dong-won, Head of Research at KB Securities, said, "We expect this booklet to serve as a guidebook that satisfies both profitability and long-term investment strategies for investors interested in U.S. stocks," adding, "KB Securities will continue research and analysis to provide reliable information to investors and support successful investments in the global market."