Korea/Asia, Events, IPOs, Douglas Research Advisory

Douglas Kim

Nearly 30 years of experience in the Korean/Asian equity research. Major sectors coverage include the following:
- Technology 
- Consumer 
- Special Situations/Deep Value Plays
- Tender Offers/M&As
- Holdcos/Stubs
- Asian Unicorns/Private Companies

Korea/Asia, Events, IPOs

When Will Koreans Stop Buying Products at Uniqlo and ABC-Mart?

The Dangerous Truth of Japan's Restrictions of Key Chemical Materials to South Korea?

Samsung LJY Urgently Left for Japan: What's Being Said Inside Samsung

Japan Starts Economic Sanctions on South Korea: A Trade War Starting Between Japan and South Korea?

Samsung Electronics. A Bearish Investment Thesis.

Samsung Electronics. A (Mostly) Bullish Investment Thesis.

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

Japan Consumer discretionary / Thematic (Sector/Industry)

In this report, we provide South Korea's response to Japan's economic sanctions as well as an analysis of the recent visitors trend to South Korea and Japan. Plus, we analyze the likely probabilities of Abe and the Japanese government enforcing another round of economic sanctions on South Korea including visa restrictions to Japan. In our view, the first round of economic sanctions by Japan on South Korea may not be enough for President Moon Jae-In to change his mind. The higher probability event is that South Korea just waits and makes no major moves until Japan makes a few more economic sanctions on South Korea before the South Korean government is forced to give in. Right now, one of the growing probability is that Abe's Japanese government enforces another round of economic sanctions on South Korea including <a href="https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/east-asia/article/3001530/travel-firms-fear-japan-will-stop-visas-south-koreans-row-over" target="_blank" rel="noopener">restrictions on visas</a> of South Koreans to Japan in the coming weeks. We provide a list of stocks that will be negatively impacted by a potential visa restrictions of South Koreans to Japan.

In this report, we provide South Korea's response to Japan's economic sanctions as well as an analysis of the recent visitors trend to South Korea and Japan. Plus, we analyze the likely probabilities of Abe and the Japanese government enforcing another round of economic sanctions on South Korea including visa restrictions to Japan. In our view, the first round of economic sanctions by Japan on South Korea may not be enough for President Moon Jae-In to change his mind. The higher probability event is that South Korea just waits and makes no major moves until Japan makes a few more economic sanctions on South Korea before the South Korean government is forced to give in. Right now, one of the growing probability is that Abe's Japanese government enforces another round of economic sanctions on South Korea including restrictions on visas of South Koreans to Japan in the coming weeks. We provide a list of stocks that will be negatively impacted by a potential visa restrictions of South Koreans to Japan.

日本の制裁に対する韓国の反応と日本と韓国への最近の訪問者動向