Enjet recorded a surge of over 16% as a powerful wave of buying poured in, triggering the Volatility Intervention Mechanism (VI) three times during the trading session.

As of the morning session on the 3rd, Enjet continued its steep upward trend, rising 16.98% compared to the previous trading day. As the stock price soared by a large margin in a short period, the intraday VI was triggered a total of three times, drawing intense attention from investors.

The VI is a system designed to mitigate excessive price fluctuations by switching to a single-price trading method when the stock price changes rapidly within a certain period of time. The repeated triggering of the VI, as seen on this day, suggests that strong buying pressure flowed into the market during the session, expanding volatility.

On the same day, the domestic stock market continued to see a differentiated trend by stock, with buying pressure flowing in mainly for small and mid-cap stocks with individual catalysts. Enjet also expanded its gains alongside active trading volume, emerging as a key stock of market interest.

However, some point out that since intraday surging stocks carry high volatility, investors need to approach them cautiously while reviewing disclosures, trading volumes, and supply and demand changes.

[This article was written with the assistance of AI. This article is not intended to solicit investment, and the final judgment and responsibility for investments lie with the investor.]