Hideep extended its gains for a third consecutive trading session on the KOSDAQ market on the 6th, during which the static Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered four times intraday. In the morning, it was triggered three times in the upward direction, but in the afternoon the direction turned downward as price volatility widened.

◆ Three Upward VI Triggers in the Morning

According to the Korea Exchange (KRX) trigger records, Hideep's first static VI was triggered at 11:06:01 a.m., with a trigger price of 1,450 won against a reference price of 1,309 won, a deviation rate of +10.77%. This VI was lifted at 11:08:28 a.m.

Subsequently, at 11:08:58 a.m., a static VI was triggered again at 1,575 won, 11.07% above the reference price of 1,418 won, and lifted at 11:11:14 a.m.

The third upward static VI was triggered at 11:34:18 a.m., with a reference price of 1,525 won and a trigger price of 1,678 won, recording a deviation rate of +10.03%. This VI was lifted at 11:36:27 a.m.

◆ Direction Turns Downward in the Afternoon

The trend shifted in the afternoon. At 2:25:01 p.m., a downward static VI was triggered at 1,509 won, 10.01% below the reference price of 1,677 won, and lifted at 2:27:20 p.m.

While Hideep has shown an upward trend for three consecutive trading sessions, the day's VI records reflected both the morning rally and the afternoon pullback. Regardless of the consecutive gains, caution is warranted regarding intraday price fluctuations.

◆ Points to Note When Interpreting Deviation Rates

The static VI deviation rate represents the difference between the reference price and the trigger price at each triggering point, and should be distinguished from the change relative to the previous day's closing price. The final trigger price of 1,509 won also does not indicate the current or closing price thereafter.

[This article was written with AI assistance based on market price and VI trigger data, and does not recommend the purchase or sale of any specific stock. Intraday prices are subject to change, so the latest trading information should be confirmed, and responsibility for investment decisions and outcomes rests with the investor.]