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Seoul Economic Daily
Samsung Electronics shares have plunged 48% from their peak. But Hana Securities says the sell-off has gone too far.

In past downturns of 40% or more, Samsung’s projected net profit fell 34% on average. Even applying the same cut today, projected profit would still be about 311 trillion won, well above what the current share price reflects.

The catch: a real rebound depends on earnings. Profit forecasts need to hold up and market volatility needs to ease.

This is not investment advice.

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00:00Samsung Electronics has been cut in half, yet brokers now say it's time to buy.
00:06It's down 48% from its peak, but analysts say the drop has gone too far.
00:12Why?
00:13In past slumps of over 40%, Samsung's projected net profit fell 34% on average.
00:20But this time is different.
00:22Projected net profit now stands at $471 trillion.
00:27Even with a 34% cut, that's still about $311 trillion.
00:34HANA Securities says the current $132 trillion market cap is far too low.
00:41Still, the key is earnings.
00:44Forecasts must hold up and volatility must ease for a real rebound.

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