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Hanjin Kal Settles in 150,000-Won Range on NXT... Regular Session Rebound Followed by Additional After-Hours Surge, Focus Shifts to Next Week's Trend

Hanjin Kal extended its gains from the regular session on April 10, significantly widening its upside on the NXT (Nextrade) and settling into the 150,000-won le

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter
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Hanjin Kal Settles in 150,000-Won Range on NXT... Regular Session Rebound Followed by Additional After-Hours Surge, Focus Shifts to Next Week's Trend
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Hanjin Kal extended its gains from the regular session on April 10, significantly widening its upside on the NXT (Nextrade) and settling into the 150,000-won level. Market attention is now focused on the stock's price trajectory for the new week starting April 13.

In the KOSPI regular market on April 10, Hanjin Kal closed at 134,700 won, up 8,700 won (6.90%) from the previous trading day. This marked a successful rebound just one day after its decline on April 9.

The upward momentum strengthened further in the NXT session that followed the regular market. Based on the NXT closing price, Hanjin Kal reached 150,800 won, representing an additional gain of 16,100 won (11.95%) compared to the regular session close. The stock's firm settlement above the 150,000-won level drew significant investor interest.

With buying pressure continuing into the after-hours alternative trading market following the regular session rebound, market participants are closely watching whether the upward trend can be sustained into the following week. In particular, whether the stock can defend the 150,000-won level—identified as a psychological resistance line—has emerged as a key focal point for determining short-term price direction.

However, given that stock prices may experience heightened volatility depending on market conditions and changes in supply and demand, investors should monitor relevant disclosures and market developments.

[※ This article is provided as reference material for investment decisions, and the ultimate responsibility for investment outcomes lies with the investor.]

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter

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