MINWOO CHUNG · ST. LOUIS, MO
Student at Washington University in St. Louis, building a foundation across computer science, economics, and statistics — and using it to take real positions on real companies.
I'm an undergraduate at Washington University in St. Louis, currently working through the core of computer science and quantitative economics. I like the moment where a technical skill — a loop, a distribution, a balance sheet line — turns into an actual judgment call.
That's what pulled me toward independent equity research alongside coursework: it's the same instinct as debugging a program, applied to a business instead of a codebase. I write in both Korean and English, and most of my study material ends up as one.
| CSE 1301 | Introduction to Programming (Java) |
| SDS 3020 | Elementary to Intermediate Statistics & Data Analysis |
| ECON | Introduction to Macroeconomics |
An independent deep dive into Broadcom's AI revenue trajectory and how concentrated it is among a small set of customers, the competitive pressure around that position, an off-balance-sheet financing structure worth flagging, and where analyst sentiment stood going into the print.
Early CSE 1301 studios: fixing a broken dev environment, then building small programs — a gas receipt calculator, a leap-year checker, an ascending/descending sequence validator — to get comfortable with Java's control flow before the course moves into larger structures.
Built a full Korean-language roadmap for SDS 3020 ahead of the semester — math prerequisites, descriptive statistics, probability foundations, and previews of later chapters — then translated it into English.
Open to conversations about research, coursework, or anything in between.