Stock tips are free.
The losses are yours.
So we get scored.
We show the reasons in numbers, then check whether every stock in the digest beat its index 5, 20 and 60 trading days later. Hits and misses, published as they come.
Not live tape. One issue a day — the reasons, then the score.
- Reasons and warning signs — Why it could rise, what would prove us wrong, and whether we own it.
- Every pick scored — Every stock we feature is compared with its index 5, 20 and 60 trading days later, in public. The rules are set in advance.
- Korea and the US, side by side — Two markets, one set of rules, one scorecard. Free.
What you get
Every market day, separate letters for Korea and the U.S. On weekends, a scorecard for the week — and videos that walk through it.
The Korea letter
Stocks picked from the day's news, foreign and institutional flows, and how much evidence stands behind each one.
The U.S. letter
What individual stocks did beneath the index, and whether the headlines are backed by the numbers.
The weekend scorecard
What actually happened to last week's stocks. Hits and misses shown at the same size.
Watch first
We take apart the stocks and industries from the digest on video — then score the results.
- Saturday scoring — did last week's stocks beat their index? Hits and misses, as they are
- Tuesday deep dive — chips, energy, AI servers: the industries and themes where money is moving, in numbers
- 1-minute shorts — why a stock moved, scored the next week
How we score: the weight of evidence
Each Korean stock in the digest gets four yes/no checks. The number of yeses is the weight of its evidence.
| # | Check |
|---|---|
| 1 | Did the price rise? |
| 2 | Zeki strength 90 or above (a deliberately high bar) |
| 3 | Net buying by foreign investors |
| 4 | Net buying by institutions |
Holdings disclosure
If the publisher holds a stock featured in an issue, that issue says so. This newsletter is for information only and is not investment advice.
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