Jun 1: 6 Strong Themes — Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol), Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Products

June 1, 2021 · #Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol) #Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Products #Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipment #Food #Oil Refining / Petrochemicals #Steel Majors / Steel (Small & Mid Cap)

6 strong themes — 1 running · 5 recurred. Top: Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol) +20.8%.

Strong themes6 Top change+20.8% LeaderNE Neungyule

Average change by strong theme

Average change of member stocks, by theme · descending
Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol)
+20.8%
Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Products
+15.0%
Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipment
+6.1%
Food
+4.9%
Oil Refining / Petrochemicals
+3.9%
Steel Majors / Steel (Small & Mid Cap)
+3.5%

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
Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol)NE Neungyule+29.93%
Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child ProductsHeng Sheng Holding Group+21.22%
Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding EquipmentSamsung Heavy Industries+5.31%
FoodInsan+8.72%
Oil Refining / PetrochemicalsS-Oil+6.73%
Steel Majors / Steel (Small & Mid Cap)Keum Kang Steel+4.72%

On 2021-06-01, Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol) led the session with an average change of 20.75%. All 4 stocks rose, headed by NE Neungyule at 29.93%.

Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Products followed with an average change of 15.04%, and all 5 stocks closed higher. Leader Heng Sheng Holding Group gained 21.22% on news that China would allow up to three children.

Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipment rose an average of 6.06% after a 26-day gap. Food was the only theme on a 2-day streak, with an average change of 4.94%.

Today’s Strong Themes at a Glance

#ThemeStatusAvg. changeUp/TotalLeader
1Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol)recurred after 4 days+20.8%4/4NE Neungyule
2Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Productsrecurred after 19 days+15.0%5/5Heng Sheng Holding Group
3Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipmentrecurred after 26 days+6.1%5/5Samsung Heavy Industries
4Food2 days running+4.9%5/5Insan
5Oil Refining / Petrochemicalsrecurred after 376 days+3.9%4/4S-Oil
6Steel Majors / Steel (Small & Mid Cap)recurred after 4 days+3.5%4/4Keum Kang Steel

Theme by Theme

1. Political Ties (Yoon Suk-yeol) (recurred after 4 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
NE Neungyule 053290+29.9%26,700★
Woongjin 016880+21.6%3,830
Dcksung 004830+18.2%29,500
Seoyon 007860+13.2%22,650

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2. Baby & Birth Rate / Infant & Child Products (recurred after 19 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Organic Tea Cosmetics Holdings 900300+29.6%532,500
Heng Sheng Holding Group 900270+21.2%7,145★
Daewon Media 048910+16.5%36,350
Toebox Korea 215480+4.8%9,282
Agabang&company 013990+3.1%5,960

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3. Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipment (recurred after 26 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Hanwha Ocean 042660+9.9%32,915
Sejin Heavy Industries 075580+5.7%7,060
HD Hyundai Mipo 010620+5.6%89,300
Samsung Heavy Industries 010140+5.3%6,013★
Hanwha Engine 082740+3.8%8,511

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4. Food (2 days running)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Insan 277410+8.7%29,300★
H.pio 357230+5.5%9,150
Sempio Foods Company 248170+4.2%64,900
Kook Soon Dang 043650+4.0%8,850
Lotte Wellfood 280360+2.3%157,000

5. Oil Refining / Petrochemicals (recurred after 376 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
S-Oil 010950+6.7%99,900★
SKC 011790+4.3%125,011
GS Holdings 078930+4.2%48,050
Lotte Chemical 011170+0.2%266,226

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6. Steel Majors / Steel (Small & Mid Cap) (recurred after 4 days)

StockChangeCloseLeader
Keum Kang Steel 053260+4.7%7,320★
Daehan Steel 084010+3.2%14,170
Dae Dong Steel 048470+3.1%7,720
Posco Steeleon 058430+2.9%6,840

Closing Thoughts

Most themes showed up as single-day episodes, so it is not yet clear whether they will return. Food, led by Insan at 8.72%, is the only one already on a 2-day streak.

Oil Refining / Petrochemicals came back after a 376-day gap, with S-Oil leading at 6.73%. News on Shipbuilding / Shipbuilding Equipment said five months of orders had already passed last year’s full-year total.