As Kolmar Korea (950160) recorded a downward trend for three consecutive trading days from the 28th to the 30th, market attention is focusing on the stock's direction on the 31st, the last trading day of July.

As of the market close on the 30th, Kolmar Korea finished trading at 11,670 won, down 1,530 won (11.59%) from the previous trading day. The stock had previously rebounded successfully on the 27th, rising 6.07% to 15,910 won, but then plummeted for three straight days on the 28th (-8.49%), 29th (-9.34%), and 30th (-11.59%), widening its short-term correction.

On the 30th, a trend of stock-specific differentiation continued in both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets. In particular, selling pressure dominated for Kolmar Korea, showing a clear bearish trend. In a market environment where short-term sharp fluctuations continue to repeat, as seen recently, stock price volatility is increasing further depending on changes in supply and demand for individual stocks.

With the last trading day of July approaching on the 31st, the market is watching whether Kolmar Korea will break the downward trend and attempt a rebound, or whether the weakness will continue. Given the significant extent of the recent correction, it is difficult to predict the future direction, requiring a cautious approach.

[Investment decisions are the sole responsibility of each individual, and as short-term volatility has expanded, a cautious approach is required.]