Pearl Abyss KRW 60,000 Support: Retail-to-Institutional Handoff

Pearl Abyss closed April 27 at ₩60,200 (+5.61%), not via foreign-led mass buying, but by absorbing 75,930 shares of official short-selling, foreign-house net selling, and Kiwoom-led retail outflow with Shinhan/Korea Investment-led institutional buying. Short VWAP at ₩60,390 vs close ₩60,200 makes ₩60,400 an important next-session factor. ₩60,000 is now a first-line support candidate, not a resistance.

Crimson Desert Post-Patch Data: Reviews Hold, Long-Tail Thesis Improves

Crimson Desert's first full post-1.04.00 weekend (April 25–27 KST): average CCU -13.2% vs prior weekend, but new negative reviews -49.7%, new-review positivity +8.7pp to 87.3%, and US Steam rank improved #6.0 → #5.1. Sales run-rate decay (-5.7%) is materially shallower than CCU decay (-13.2%) — exactly the long-tail signature the platform-rerating thesis predicts.

SK Telecom Re-Rating: From Dividend Stock to AI Infrastructure

The SK Telecom re-rating is not a 'dividend normalization' story. It's a recombination of telco core cash flow + Anthropic equity + AIDC/GPUaaS + Edge AI/AI-RAN/Network API options. At ₩100,000 the first leg is largely priced in. The next factors are price support below ₩90,000, 1Q/2Q dividend recovery, earnings, and AIDC growth confirmation.

Pearl Abyss Re-Rating: Crimson Desert Is More Than a Unit-Sales Story

The Pearl Abyss thesis has moved past unit sales. The real question: can Crimson Desert force the market to reclassify Pearl Abyss from 'one-off package hit' to 'global AAA platform / proprietary-engine company'? 5M units, 1.04.00 patch, 95.8% post-patch review positivity, and persistent short balance say the option is mispriced — but not yet proven.