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SK Enix (475150) Weakens for 3rd Consecutive Trading Day... Plunges 40% in Two Days, Attention on Dip Buying

SK Enix (475150) is continuing its downward trend for a third consecutive trading day, showing weakness in early trading on the 29th. As of 9:46 a.m. on this da

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter
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SK Enix (475150) Weakens for 3rd Consecutive Trading Day... Plunges 40% in Two Days, Attention on Dip Buying
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SK Enix (475150) is continuing its downward trend for a third consecutive trading day, showing weakness in early trading on the 29th.

As of 9:46 a.m. on this day, SK Enix is trading at 47,700 won, down 1,000 won (2.05%) from the previous trading day. During the session, the price fell to the 47,000-won range at one point, indicating selling pressure.

Previously, SK Enix underwent a sharp correction, plunging 29.42% on the 27th and falling another 14.71% on the 28th. The cumulative decline over just the past two days has exceeded 40%, and with the downward trend continuing today, investor sentiment is shrinking. Meanwhile, at the same time, the KOSPI is up more than 1% compared to the previous trading day, forming a strong market and highlighting a clear divergence in the movement of individual stocks.

The market views the potential inflow of dip-buying following the recent plunge and changes in supply and demand as key variables that will determine the short-term direction of the stock price. In particular, some analysts note that with volatility significantly expanded, trading volume, supply and demand trends, and overall market investor sentiment must be monitored together.

Meanwhile, SK Enix surged on the 23rd, closing at the daily limit. This means the stock has recorded extreme price volatility over the past few trading days.

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Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter

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