Jul 11: 2 Strong Themes — North Korea, Securities Brokers

July 11, 2019 · #North Korea #Securities Brokers

2 strong themes — 2 recurred. Top: North Korea +14.8%.

Strong themes2 Top change+14.8% LeaderIn the F

Average change by strong theme

Average change of member stocks, by theme · descending
North Korea
+14.8%
Securities Brokers
+2.4%

Theme leaders · recent trend

The line is the trend; the end-point colour is the last trading day's direction. Stocks without enough price history show as -
ThemeLeaderChangeTrend
North KoreaIn the F+29.98%
Securities BrokersSamsung Securities+1.60%

Two themes stood out in the session on 2019-07-11. North Korea led with an average change of 14.85%, and all 5 of its stocks closed higher.

Leader In the F rose 29.98% to close at 18100, while Good People gained 21.66% on volume of 27232486 shares. The theme returned after a gap of 10 days.

Securities Brokers also came back after a gap of 87 days, with all 4 stocks up for an average change of 2.4%. Daol Investment & Securities topped the group at 3.12%.

Today’s Strong Themes at a Glance

#ThemeStatusAvg. changeUp/TotalLeader
1North Korearecurred after 10 days+14.8%5/5In the F
2Securities Brokersrecurred after 87 days+2.4%4/4Samsung Securities

Theme by Theme

1. North Korea (recurred after 10 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
In the F 014990+30.0%18,100★
Good People 033340+21.7%8,324
Kyungnong 002100+8.4%16,100
Cheryong Electric 033100+8.2%7,150
Dae Dong Steel 048470+6.0%7,420

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2. Securities Brokers (recurred after 87 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Daol Investment & Securities 030210+3.1%2,970
Yuanta Securities Korea 003470+2.7%3,075
KIWOOM Securities 039490+2.2%79,300
Samsung Securities 016360+1.6%38,050★

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Closing Thoughts

Both themes started their current run on 2019-07-11, so each has a streak of 1 day. The next thing to track is whether North Korea extends beyond a single session.

In Securities Brokers, leader Samsung Securities rose 1.6%, the smallest move in the group. The gap between the two themes’ average changes is another figure to follow.