Limit-up stocks are surging one after another in the domestic stock market, drawing keen attention from investors. Following Hanul Semiconductor's third consecutive day of hitting the upper limit, Vivian and Bukuk Steel also soared to their price limit ceilings.

According to the market on the afternoon of the 22nd, Hanul Semiconductor marked a limit-up at 23,150 won, up 5,330 won (29.91%) from the previous trading day. Trading volume reached 9,347,161 shares, and buy orders piled up to 99,823 shares, demonstrating strong buying momentum. The stock has cemented itself as a representative market leader, extending its streak to three consecutive trading days.

Bukuk Steel also settled at the limit-up of 2,890 won, surging 29.89%. It recorded a trading volume of 8,024,534 shares and a limit-up balance of 339,744 shares.

Vivian climbed to its price limit, rising 1,950 won (30.00%) to 8,450 won. Although its trading volume remained at only 19,480 shares, buy orders reached as many as 3,772,112 shares, reflecting investors' intense interest.

In addition, Hanul Material Science (29.88%), Seosan (29.80%), A-Tech Solution (29.93%), Vessel (29.94%), Joa Pharm (29.98%), and Clean & Science (29.89%) all joined the limit-up parade simultaneously.

The securities industry analyzes that the concentration of supply and demand in specific stocks, coupled with thematic buying momentum, has led to the emergence of numerous limit-up stocks. In particular, they diagnose that stocks with significantly piled-up limit-up balances are highly likely to continue attracting interest from short-term investors.

A market official advised, "As limit-up stocks appear simultaneously, short-term funds are concentrating on specific themes and individual stocks. Given the expected high volatility, investors need to approach with caution."

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