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AI Tenbagger Investing: Looking for Technology Strength During a Downturn

A reading note on thinking about which companies can build future technologies during an IT and semiconductor correction

Written: 2025-05-02 · Book review and investment perspective · Original Naver Blog post

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0. Bottom line first

This is not a book full of completely new ideas. Rather, at a time when IT and semiconductor stocks have been weak, it is useful for quickly reviewing the landscape and thinking about which companies may develop the technologies needed in the future.

Official fact: The original book link is AI Tenbagger Investing. The listed author is Lee Hyung-soo, the publisher is Giverny, and the publication date shown is 2025.05.09.

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1. Why I Read It

This book was written by the representative behind the IT-focused YouTube channel I often watch. I usually buy his books whenever they come out, and the pre-ordered copy arrived last week, so I used the holiday to read it.

Interpretation: IT and semiconductor stocks have not been doing well recently. In periods like this, good companies and bad companies can fall together, so I found the book useful for thinking about which companies may develop the technologies needed in the future.

2. Crisis as a Trigger for Change

Investment Question After ReadingIn a correction, look at technology direction before valuation
CrisisWeak IT and semiconductor stocks
ChangeTrigger for industry shifts
SelectionAbility to develop future technology
Investment viewSeparate strong companies from weak ones
The key is to find companies that can respond well to change during a crisis.

A crisis acts as a trigger for change. That is why I want to look for companies that can respond well inside that change.

3. How I Would Use the Book

Overall, it is written in an easy-to-understand way. There is nothing radically new, but it is a good book for a quick look at the broad AI and IT landscape and the companies involved.