In a Korean chaebol, companies own one another in long chains. So a single piece of news rarely moves just one stock — it ripples through the ownership graph to others you might hold without realizing they are linked. Ripple maps that ripple, straight from real KFTC filings, five different ways.
When SK hynix jumps on AI-memory demand, the move ripples up its ownership stack to two other listed stocks that rise and fall with a chip they don’t make.
Five ways to see the same ripple move through a group.
Watch a headline pulse from its company and ripple along ownership edges to every exposed stock in the group.
Open the graph →A three-column desk: pick a headline to rank the stocks it moves, or pick a stock to see the news that moves it — with the chain between.
Open the desk →Put a news event at the epicenter and watch its blast spread outward, ring by ownership ring, to the stocks it reaches.
See the blast →A Sankey from news to companies to stocks — the width of each ribbon is how much exposure flows down the chain.
Trace the flow →A heat grid of stocks × headlines — scan at a glance which stocks light up for every recent event, and sort by exposure.
Scan the board →Three tools that turn the structure into numbers — personal, dynamic, and macro.
Enter what you hold and see your hidden exposure — which families you really bet on, and the news that moves your basket.
Scan a basket →Drop any stock by any amount and watch the hit ripple through the real stakes to every connected company — and the chairman.
Run a shock →The whole chaebol universe on one screen — tiles sized by how much each controls. Scrub the news and watch the heat spread.
Open the map →What live Neptune + Bedrock would add — simulated here over the real graph. Illustrative, not a live system.
Ask in plain English — a simulated Bedrock agent answers with the real exposure numbers and shows its work.
Ask a question →See the openCypher Neptune would run — and the real results it returns from the ownership graph.
Run a query →The same question answered three ways, so you can see what the full agent stack adds over a plain chatbot.
Compare →Watch news stream in and light up exposed stocks in real time — a preview of live ingestion.
Watch it live →Every link and stake is a real KFTC 2026 filing — the same data behind our Decoded primer and ownership map.
Each headline summarizes a real, widely-reported development and is tagged to the listed companies it concerns.
A stock’s exposure to an event is the product of the ownership stakes along the chain that links them — the cash-flow channel.