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Daehan Optical Communication Plunges 11.82% Without Intraday Rebound... Volatility Expands as Stock Closes at Lowest Price

On the 16th, Daehan Optical Communication's stock price finished trading with a double-digit decline on the KOSDAQ market. Selling pressure continued from early

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter
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Daehan Optical Communication Plunges 11.82% Without Intraday Rebound... Volatility Expands as Stock Closes at Lowest Price
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On the 16th, Daehan Optical Communication's stock price finished trading with a double-digit decline on the KOSDAQ market. Selling pressure continued from early in the session, and with the closing price forming at the same level as the day's lowest, market vigilance toward short-term volatility increased.

On this day, Daehan Optical Communication closed at 10,300 won, down 1,380 won from the previous trading day. The decline was 11.82%. The stock began trading at 11,150 won, lower than the previous day's closing price of 11,680 won, and rose to 11,350 won during the session, partially narrowing the decline, but failed to turn upward. Subsequently, as sell-off pressure expanded, the stock price was pushed down to the intraday low of 10,300 won and ended trading at a low price without any significant recovery.

Comparing the opening and closing prices, the stock fell an additional 850 won (approximately 7.62%) over the course of the day. The difference between the intraday high and low was 1,050 won, representing a fluctuation range of approximately 9% relative to the previous day's closing price. This indicates that selling dominance persisted into the latter half of the session, rather than being limited to a simple drop at the open.

The day's trading volume was recorded at 5,005,899 shares, with a trading value of approximately 53.176 billion won. Its market capitalization stood at 1.6015 trillion won, ranking 54th in KOSDAQ market capitalization.

Looking ahead, it is necessary to monitor whether trading volume decreases and the price stabilizes following the sharp decline, or whether additional sell-offs emerge and push the lows lower again. In particular, given that the closing price formed at the day's lowest level, attention should be paid to the possibility that volatility will continue into the early hours of the next trading day following the holiday weekend.

[※ Responsibility for investment decisions lies with the investor, and it is essential to verify relevant disclosures and the company's fundamentals before investing.]

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter

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