JYP stocks are down 28% YTD

SKZ comeback will save them.

When is JYP debuting their boy group, it's time.

The bubble burst?

You are one miserable little ankle biter. I'm starting to question if you ever genuinely liked Twice or if you just jumped onto the bandwagon at the height of its occupancy because it gave you a misguided sense of prestige.

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You are one miserable little ankle biter. I'm starting to question if you ever genuinely liked Twice or if you just jumped onto the bandwagon at the height of its occupancy because it gave you a misguided sense of prestige.

He already threw twice outside his bus the moment they stop dominating.

To be fair, things do look a lot better for JYPE if we examine the five-year trend of stock prices for the "Big Four":

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jype was boosted because when hybe and kakao were fighting over SME, investors were banking on who ever didnt get sme to swap to jype

Kpop was hit hard as the Pandemic Bubble burst over valued stock prices in the last 52 weeks, HYBE losing around 40% of it's value while the Big 3 shed over half of their value.

Despite getting record profits for 2023, JYPE was estimated to earn even more but their stocks were over valued.

Many people mistakenly think that the comeback of some groups affects the company’s shares, no, in fact, JYP just needs the development of the company, they are not developing at all. The current JYP is absolutely the same as 5 years ago, only it has become richer, and if you have money, you need to invest it somewhere. For example, Hybe’s contract with UMG is an excellent investment in the future, which is why the shares soared. I think JYP just needs to start by hiring more professional staff and expanding its reach beyond just music production.

Wouldn’t it just go back up again once Stray Kids announce or have their next comeback? Stray Kids are more important than Twice now for the company.

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What a joke of an argument. Why would anyone care about how well they compare to five years ago when they are doing worse than year ago?

My point is not to compare each company's position five years ago. Rather, it's to show that, despite recent declines in its stock price, JYPE has still yielded the highest return.

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They yielded high return for someone who invested 5 years ago, yes, but not for those who invested a year ago they lost money.

Yes, that is true. Though I just checked, and JYPE actually performed the second best over a one-year time frame:

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In the end, the period of performance is essentially arbitrary, and one can pick a time frame that can suit a particular point of view, whether it's five-years, one-year, year-to-date, or something else, depending on the narrative a person is trying to craft.

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This doesnt really matter much. As long as JYPE stays above where it was previously then I don think they will worry too much.

JYPE still has the second largest Market cap.

JYP’s stock drop might be due to various factors, including internal decisions and mismanagement. For example, Twice’s decline in popularity was inevitable as newer groups, like Stray Kids, have started to take precedence in JYP’s strategy. Some argue that JYP hasn’t diversified or innovated much beyond their existing assets, which may have impacted stock performance.For investors, a "maven trading offer" could be worth exploring if you're looking for fresh insights on stock performance in the entertainment industry. Companies can bounce back, but strategy shifts are essential.