As of Mar. 29 09:55 A.M., Hyundai Elevator increased 1.48 percent, compared with yesterday, to 82,100 won. It had declined 29.83 percent through the past month. Standard deviation, the variableness index, was 3.7 percent on the same period over one month.

Compared with its close competitors within the same industry, KOSPI, as the monthly volatility of Hyundai Elevator relatively expanded, the stock price decline to the lowest among its peer group.

Comparing industry to the market, the KOSPI industry including Hyundai Elevator records higher volatility but lower earning rate than Machinery. Even though the earning rate of the industry is negative, the industry was more satisfactory than the market.

Target price: 94,000 won

Per analysts' expectations during the recent month, the average target price of Hyundai Elevator is 94,000 won. The stock price is 82,100 won as of yesterday, so there is 11,900 won (14percent) disparate in order to be able to increase.

Institutions and individuals sell, foreigners buy

From Mar. 27, foreigners have been continuously buying Hyundai Elevator during the past two trading days. As a shareholding sum by the investor group for the past four weeks, Foreigners have bought 591,947 shares with the maintenance of shareholding.

However, during the same period, institutions have sold 514,906 shares with dominant selling and individuals have sold 110,049 shares as they turn toward a selling stance.

Price range is too low

Regarding the statistics for the past month on trade volume as the total outstanding shares, the daily turnover rate of Hyundai Elevator was 3.21 percent. The daily volatility during the same period is 0%, so the fluctuation of price range has been low.

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