Proven, practical trading know-how, now your weapon!

- The popular interview with 8.2 million views is now available as a book!
- It goes beyond techniques to include principles and survival philosophy.
- Revealing the real-world trading secrets of 9 people, including Bulgaemi, Shin Jeong-jae, Cheongsangsin, Bangbaedongseonsu, Manju, Barundaran, Carry, Wol-eok When Will You See Me?, and Anything Will Work.
- From trading techniques to HTS setup, review methodology, and mental management.

Having survived dozens of daily trades, losses, reviews, and reflections, he has proven his skills in real-world investment competitions.
Nine real-world experts! How did they grow and maintain their accounts?

The main characters include the all-round trader Bulgae-mi, who achieved an 816% return in 4 weeks by following the principle of “buy only in clean positions”; Shin Jeong-jae, who believes in trends and trading volume rather than the order book and considers the last 30 minutes of the market to be the most important trading opportunity; Cheongsun, who created a routine by matching news and data every day; and Bang Bae-dong, a swing trader who buys only when the price is depressed and sells boldly when the price rises sharply.
The world of ultra-short-term scalping is also fierce.
Manju immediately cut his losses if there was no flow within a minute of purchase, while Barundaran practiced waiting trading with the iron rule of “not buying anywhere.”
Carrie is a young genius who can break through the market with just one click of a button, and has recorded returns of thousands of percent with just one quick reaction.
By optimizing the HTS, which is known as the "Wol-eok-eon-ha-neun" (something that can be done) as a one-click trading environment, we hunted for volatility, and with the belief that "the best trading method is to follow the stop-loss principle," we successfully made a bold entry just before the upper limit.

Reading their stories, something resonates more strongly than trading techniques.
It is the 'principle'.
Investing without principles will ultimately lead to huge losses, and the power to stick to principles is what will allow you to survive in the market for a long time.
The book contains specific, practical guidelines for daily routines, mental management, withdrawal habits, and risk control, so anyone can immediately apply them to their investment life.

"Trading Legends" doesn't tell you how to beat the market.
Instead, it shows you how to survive and grow while maintaining your account consistently.
Whether short-term or swing trading, investment styles vary, but the question remains the same for all investors: "Can I establish my own principles and stick to them?"
For readers who are responsible for work, family, and even investments, this book is a practical textbook that forces them to revisit their accounts, examine their investment habits, and consider how to survive in the market for a long time.

You have placed in the top ranks twice in stock investment competitions.
I'm curious to know if there's a difference between your trading style during competitions and during your regular trading hours, and what your secret to consistent profits is.
〉 Trading during competitions and regular trading are definitely different.
There are moments in a competition when you have to make a decisive move.
Because there are situations where betting involves a certain level of risk, people take risks in hopes of dramatic returns.
On the other hand, I usually trade a little more leisurely and pursue stable profits.
Of course, there is profit, but it is difficult to achieve dramatic returns like during a competition.
The reason I speak so calmly is not because I don't know the value of money.
I still vividly remember the joy I felt when I invested 1 to 2 million won and earned 3 million won in one day.
But as my investment capital grew and my experience grew, I took to heart the advice of senior investors: “Don’t be overly excited or depressed.”

--- p.48~49

Do you have any particular trading patterns or techniques that you prefer?
〉 Many people are curious about standardized buying and selling techniques, but I really prefer trading stocks with a report pattern.
Of course, investors with a large liver and strong temperament can make big profits this way, but I am rather conservative and do not hold on to it for long.
As volume decreases and the price breaks below the 5-day moving average, we approach the price from a conservative perspective.
After the adjustment period, when trading volume increases again, the stock is reintroduced.
--- p.64

Even if it's 'exclusive', that doesn't mean it's good for the stock, right?
> you're right.
Rather than buying unconditionally just because it is 'exclusive', it is used as a signal to read market sentiment.
Exclusive articles are generally strong-toned and breaking, stimulating investors' curiosity and anticipation.
From my past trading experience, I have accumulated data and a sense of "this amount of material will result in this amount of fluctuation."
So, after checking the article content, if I think, “This is material that the market will accept,” I enter.
For example, an article titled “Electric Vehicle Wireless Charger Licensing System Abolished, Installation Nationwide Starting in July” was published in the Electronic Times at 2:30 PM.
According to the article, the government is implementing a certification system, conducting a pilot project with Genesis, and accelerating commercialization.
I immediately searched for ‘Yuratech Featured Stock’ on Naver.
In the past, there was a time when the stock price rose due to the 'Genesis being the first in the world to be equipped with wireless charging'.
In other words, it is a Genesis-related stock and a key wireless charging stock.

--- p.100

How much capital should I set for scalping investments to be effective?
〉 I think you have to level up gradually.
Of course, this may vary for those with ample funds, but generally speaking, it is better to start with a smaller amount rather than a larger amount.
In my case, I started with 200,000 won, and when I felt like it was okay, I increased it to 1 million won.
From then on, we leveled up by increasing the seed with profits without additional capital investment.
It is being operated from 1 million won to 10 million won, 10 million won to 30 million won, and recently 130 million won.
The reason this kind of step-by-step growth is important is to avoid major failures.
If I had started with 100 million won from the beginning, the 3 million won loss I suffered would have been -300 million won, and it would have been difficult to get back up.
The key is to move up the levels step by step.
--- p.151

With a seed money of 4 million won, you achieved 100 million won in just 1 year and 6 months.
I want to know how to trade.
If you think of me as a friend who has been with you for a hundred years (laughter), could you tell me just one thing honestly?
〉 I would like to say, “Don’t buy just anywhere.”
A common misconception is that people who have succeeded in the stock market seem to make money by buying stocks anywhere.
Well, I used to be like that too.
I thought I could easily make a profit by buying stocks that were rising rapidly in advance as if by magic without any special judgment.
Of course, even experts miss out on some stocks and suffer losses.
Through such experiences, you can research intensely and reduce the probability of failure, and eventually reach the point where you find a 'truly certain position'.
You have to know how to wait.
I want to emphasize that you should not buy anywhere in a rush.

--- p.174~175