Paseco is continuing its strong upward trend, recording a surge of over 20% intraday. As investor attention focused on the stock, the Volatility Interrupt (VI) was triggered twice on the same day.

As of the morning session on the 3rd, Paseco was trading at 7,340 won, up 22.95% from the previous trading day. As the stock price rose sharply in a short period, VI was triggered a total of two times during the session. The first was triggered at 9:05 AM and the second at 10:29 AM.

VI is a system that applies single-price trading for a certain period to mitigate excessive market volatility when a stock price surges or plunges beyond a certain threshold. The consecutive VI triggers for the same stock indicate that intraday buying pressure flowed in rapidly, increasing price volatility.

On this day in the domestic stock market, while a trend of discrimination among individual stocks continues, strong buying pressure is converging on mid- and small-cap stocks with individual catalysts. Paseco also attracted market attention by expanding its gains amid active trading volume.

However, some point out that since stocks with short-term sharp gains carry the possibility of expanded volatility, a cautious approach is needed, comprehensively reviewing disclosure details, trading volume, and supply and demand trends.

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