Not a generic model trained on US data.
SS-Code is built on proprietary data processed specifically
for Korea's structural market realities —
the only system of its kind available domestically.
Most valuation frameworks are built on US large-cap data. Korea's market has a fundamentally different structure. Applying a generic model to Korean stocks produces systematically wrong numbers.
In the US, nearly every listed company has sell-side EPS consensus estimates. In Korea, the majority of small- and mid-cap stocks have zero analyst coverage. SS-Code fills this gap with internally computed forward EPS estimates derived from financial trend analysis.
Korean companies trade at persistent discounts to global peers with identical fundamentals, due to governance structure, liquidity, and foreign accessibility. Ignoring this structural discount means target prices are consistently overstated.
The Korean equity market is highly sensitive to global macro cycles. The market-acceptable PER for the same company varies significantly between BULL and CRISIS regimes. SS-Code directly incorporates the Regime Engine's current regime reading into every target price calculation.
High-quality small-cap Korean stocks can remain depressed for extended periods due to low liquidity and poor institutional coverage. A pure fundamental model cannot capture this gap. SS-Code solves this by providing two separate price anchors simultaneously — making the divergence visible.
A system that produces a single target price hides the assumptions behind it. SS-Code presents two anchors simultaneously — and the gap between them is itself the investment insight.
Uses current stock price and consensus EPS as the anchor to compute a target price. The starting point reflects what market participants currently expect — then adjusts for fundamental quality.
Uses sector-average PER as the anchor instead of current market price. This calculates what valuation the company should deserve, independent of whether it is currently over- or undervalued.
What the gap between Path A and Path B tells you. If Path A target > Path B target, the market is valuing this company above sector-average — a premium multiple is already priced in. If Path B target > Path A target, the market hasn't yet reflected even sector-average value in the price. The larger the gap, the stronger the case for mispricing.
SS-Code doesn't output a single target price. It presents four scenario-based price levels — each with transparent assumptions the investor can evaluate directly.
SS-Code is currently available free of charge.
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SS-Code outputs are provided for reference purposes only. Investment decisions and outcomes are the sole responsibility of the investor.
Target prices are statistically derived from financial data and do not guarantee future returns.