Rich Dad's Bull Market Response Scenario: A Master of Stock Discovery
'Buljang Edition' released!

★ New recommended stocks continue the legacy of the "All Stocks Rising" first edition supplement! Included in the limited edition "Buljang Edition" supplement.
★ Urgent update on the chart of the top 5 leading stocks in the first half of the year

The book "Stock Investment Techniques that Turn Failure into Success," which contains 40 years of practical investment know-how from Jae-ho Jeong, a living legend of the Korean stock market and "Rich Dad," is being newly published in a bull market edition targeting the bull market phase.
All five recommended stocks provided in the limited edition at the time of publication in May 2025 showed high volatility and rose to become leading stocks in the midst of a turbulent market.
Rich dad's words, "There are always individual stocks that quietly rise," have proven true once again.


After four years of adjustment, the domestic stock market turned red.
The KOSPI index has surpassed 3,000, which appears to be a starting point rather than an end point.
As the market is doing well, people who had left the stock market are returning, and there is an overflow of people who want to learn new things.
Rich Dad is back again to help new and novice investors.
The Buljang Edition updates the chart of the top five leading stocks in the first half of the year and provides newly recommended stocks as a limited appendix.
As before, the recommended stocks were selected by applying the principles of the ‘farm system’.
The Palm System recommends investing from a long-term perspective by analyzing the fundamental principles of market prices, the company's actual value, and stock price trends, rather than short-term trends or themes.


I hope you will carefully study the information presented while asking yourself, "Why is this stock worth paying attention to now?"
What investors should not forget is, above all, the determination to study consistently.
Don't be impatient, ride the wave of proven insights from experts and move forward steadily, striving for stable, long-term profits.
If you do this, the path to achieving lifelong wealth will naturally open up.

Now it's your turn.
This book contains the essence of the stock market and the strategies I have learned from my experience over the years.
I wanted to convey how to achieve success through long-term growth and perseverance, without being swayed by short-term trends or themes.
While many people experience losses through fear and greed, the Farm System teaches us to go against these instincts and sow the seeds for growth.
I realized this through countless panics and crashes.
This means that a crisis can ultimately turn into an opportunity.
The important thing is to remain calm even in the face of fear, understand the nature of the market, and wait.
---From "Investment also requires the attitude of a farmer who sows seeds"

In the stock market, "unused stocks" are stocks that big investors have not yet purchased, and these stocks are likely to rise over time.
Therefore, it is important to find stocks that have not yet been fully purchased by big players, have room to rise, and are ready to rise.
Finding these stocks and buying them little by little is an important strategy in stock investment.
To succeed in the stock market, individual investors must understand the strategies of big players and understand the principles of market price.
Many individual investors believe that if they do well, they will easily make money.
However, if you don't know the movements of the big players, you will inevitably suffer losses.
Because we need to see what's behind the numbers, something that can't be seen by simply analyzing the numbers.
So, stock investing may seem easy, but it is actually a difficult task that requires a lot of experience and study.
---From "Market Risk Factors That Lead to Losses"

One of the biggest ways to make money in stock investing is to hold stocks with strong upward trends for the long term.
Leading stocks usually exhibit this upward trend, and that trend does not simply mean a one- or two-day rise, but a sustained rise over several months or years.
(Omitted) Ultimately, investing in leading stocks also requires a long-term perspective to expect high returns.
We must overcome the confusion that comes with short-term volatility and remember that over time, the market will eventually move upward.
Only experts who can recognize the early upward trend and the "young market" can accurately identify the leading stocks and buy and sell according to that trend.
---From "Practical Investment Methods for Leading Stocks"

The saying, “Young people live with their eyes closed” means buying stocks that are still strong and have plenty of growth potential.
Distinguishing between old and young stocks is a key quality of a master, meaning that the ability to distinguish between stocks that have already finished growing and those that still have great growth potential is important.


Choosing low PER stocks is also a strategy.
Normally, if the PER value is less than 10 times, it is considered a low PER.
A low PER provides an opportunity to buy a company when its future value is currently undervalued.
'Ginseng stocks' (stocks that are not well known but have the potential to grow significantly in the future) purchased at the bottom are stocks that require patience and the ability to wait for a long time.
Ginseng wine can be purchased cheaply now, but it takes a long time to grow before you can make a decent profit.
---From "Buying at the Bottom to Maximize Profits"

As can be seen from the five depressed sections marked with boxes on the following HD Hyundai Electric daily chart, the stock price is maintaining an upward trend in the relevant sections, intermittently correcting the box range, and then breaking through the high point again.
We can also confirm that the upward trend is solid as it is moving above the long-term moving average.

If the box breakout is successful, the stock is likely to continue its upward trend.
However, if the breakout fails, it is likely that the market forces did not intervene, which could result in a lack of additional upward momentum.
In such cases, the stock may move sideways or decline again within the box range.
Accurately understanding and utilizing box formation and breakout signals is a crucial key to success in real-world investing.
As the saying goes, “The market asks the market,” investors who thoroughly analyze the market flow and follow it can generate profits in the long term.
---From "Practical Application of Box Breakout Strategy"

The stock market runs around like a dog, but the economy walks slowly towards its destination like its owner.
Therefore, it is a famous metaphor that tells investors that they should not be swayed by the chaotic movements of the stock market like a dog, but should proceed calmly, trusting in the long-term trend of the economy.

When people get excited and buy or sell stocks, it is important to look at the trend from a long-term perspective and interpret it.
You should invest with a good understanding of the fact that the rise and fall of stock prices are determined by supply and demand.
From your previous studies, you probably already know the strategy of selling when the public is excited and buying when the public is fearful.
Now, let's muster up the courage to apply this strategy to real investments.
---From "Walk the Path Against the Public"

Even small failures can become traps that lead to bigger mistakes if left unattended, but if you manage your emotions well, you can use failure as a stepping stone to a new beginning.
So how do you get back on your feet after an investment failure?

First, we need to establish a new investment strategy and philosophy.
You can analyze the reasons for failure and develop an investment strategy that will help you make better decisions.
If you have suffered significant losses due to focusing on one or two stocks, you need to improve your portfolio by diversifying it further to reduce risk.
Only by learning from past mistakes can we succeed in new challenges.
Let's get into the habit of recording the lessons learned from failures and reflecting on them periodically.
These efforts will pay off when making future investment decisions.

---From “Use your failure experience as a stepping stone to success”