As of the morning session on the 26th, upper-limit stocks continued to emerge in the domestic stock market, drawing investors' attention to individual stocks. A total of nine stocks reached their price limits that day: Dongyang File, Kumho Industrial, Newintek, Namhwa Construction, Crystal Special Materials, Kumho Industrial Preferred, Kumho Electric, Samgi, and Abton.

Looking at the gains by stock, Dongyang File hit the upper limit at 2,845 won, up 29.91% from the previous trading day. Kumho Industrial rose 30.00% to 6,630 won, Newintek climbed 29.93% to 1,450 won, and Namhwa Construction advanced 29.96% to 6,680 won. Crystal Special Materials also entered the price limit range, surging 30.00% to 1,638 won. The preferred stock, Kumho Industrial Preferred, also recorded 20,000 won, up 29.87%, while Kumho Electric settled at the upper limit with a 30.00% gain to 845 won. Samgi traded at 1,834 won, up 29.98%, and Abton traded at 1,284 won, up 29.96%.

Trading volumes were also active. Kumho Electric recorded a trading volume exceeding 10 million shares, and Kumho Industrial also traded more than 8 million shares, reflecting high market interest. Active trading also continued in Newintek, Namhwa Construction, Crystal Special Materials, and Samgi.

The market interprets this as buying pressure being concentrated on certain stocks as individual catalysts align with supply and demand dynamics. However, some point out that since upper-limit stocks can see significantly expanded volatility, investors should verify disclosures, corporate earnings, and changes in trading volume when investing.

[This article was written with the assistance of AI. This article is not a solicitation to invest, and any losses resulting from investments may be borne by the investor.]