Lao's unlimited US stock buying method
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Book Introduction
The moment you read this book, you will be investing in stocks for the rest of your life! The first book by Named Laoer, who became a hot topic after earning 20 million won a month, was released. - Earn 500,000 won per month and make 1 billion won in 10 years Invest 10 minutes a day, get 20% annual returns - Investment without charts or market analysis To make money in stocks, you only need to know one thing. 'Buy low, sell high.' The problem is that it's hard to tell when it's 'shoulder' and when it's 'knee.' In situations where it is difficult to predict highs and lows, split buying has the advantage of simultaneously pursuing stability and profitability. The 'unlimited purchase method' is also an investment method based on installment purchases. It involves dividing a fixed principal amount and purchasing stocks over a certain period of time to lower the average purchase price, and realizing profits when the stock price rises above the average purchase price. While it's fortunate if the stock price rebounds as expected, what if it falls to the point where I completely lose my principal? Should I continue to "ride the wave," waiting for a bull market that may or may not arrive? If losses continue to pile up, should I cut my losses, even if it's too late? This is where the special feature of the infinite buying method lies. The unlimited purchase method is an investment method that clearly tells you how many times to divide the principal, which stocks to buy and sell, and when to buy and sell. Author Laoer developed an unlimited buying method that can achieve a stable annual return of 20% through numerous backtests, and in fact, he became a famous name in the American stock community by certifying a monthly profit of 20 million won through investing using the unlimited buying method. This book is a simple and accurate summary of the infinite buying method, and explains the concept, principles, and practical methods of the infinite buying method. I can confidently say that the moment you realize profits using the unlimited buying method, you will be investing in stocks for the rest of your life! |
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Prologue: From Ordinary Life to Syndrome
CHAPTER 01: If you want financial freedom, start investing in US stocks.
01 Why You Should Start Investing in US Stocks
02 Someone has a heartbreaking story
03 Someone's story about making money
04 OTP of fate that determines loss and profit
Open a US stock account in just 5 minutes
CHAPTER 02: The Infinite Buying Method That Even Kids Can Make Money With
01 What is the return on the unlimited purchase method?
02 Unlimited Buying Method A to Z
03 Blindly following the unlimited buying method
04 The final puzzle of the unlimited buying method: How to sell when the principal is exhausted
Fixed-sum purchase vs. fixed-quantity purchase
CHAPTER 03 Let's take a closer look at the unlimited buying method.
01 Why you should use the unlimited buying method
02 Why 3x Leverage is Essential in the Unlimited Buy Method
03 Unlimited Buying Method: Which Stocks Should You Invest In?
04 Reasons for abandoning the unlimited buying method
05 Must-read: Clearing Your Questions About the Unlimited Buying Method
06 Compound interest in stocks is not magic.
What happens when everyone uses the unlimited buying method?
CHAPTER 04: Which is better: unlimited buying or long-term investing?
01 Five Reasons Why Long-Term Investments Are Risky and Why You Should Still Invest
02 If you want to invest long term, just buy this without asking any questions.
03 Is a lump sum or an installment plan better?
04 Rebalancing Strategies That High-Net Worth Investors Must Study
Make 1 billion won in 10 years with a 500,000 won investment in May
Shannon's Goblin Resting
CHAPTER 05: What Laoer Learned from His Whole Body's Failure
01 Stock prices can be beyond my control at any time.
02 The key to investing is cost averaging.
03 Investing is more enjoyable when you share and contribute together.
04 Investing is about trying to be happy.
A History of Nasdaq's Trials
Epilogue Words become seeds, and life is the connection between those seeds.
Special Appendix: Giving Your Child Financial Freedom
CHAPTER 01: If you want financial freedom, start investing in US stocks.
01 Why You Should Start Investing in US Stocks
02 Someone has a heartbreaking story
03 Someone's story about making money
04 OTP of fate that determines loss and profit
Open a US stock account in just 5 minutes
CHAPTER 02: The Infinite Buying Method That Even Kids Can Make Money With
01 What is the return on the unlimited purchase method?
02 Unlimited Buying Method A to Z
03 Blindly following the unlimited buying method
04 The final puzzle of the unlimited buying method: How to sell when the principal is exhausted
Fixed-sum purchase vs. fixed-quantity purchase
CHAPTER 03 Let's take a closer look at the unlimited buying method.
01 Why you should use the unlimited buying method
02 Why 3x Leverage is Essential in the Unlimited Buy Method
03 Unlimited Buying Method: Which Stocks Should You Invest In?
04 Reasons for abandoning the unlimited buying method
05 Must-read: Clearing Your Questions About the Unlimited Buying Method
06 Compound interest in stocks is not magic.
What happens when everyone uses the unlimited buying method?
CHAPTER 04: Which is better: unlimited buying or long-term investing?
01 Five Reasons Why Long-Term Investments Are Risky and Why You Should Still Invest
02 If you want to invest long term, just buy this without asking any questions.
03 Is a lump sum or an installment plan better?
04 Rebalancing Strategies That High-Net Worth Investors Must Study
Make 1 billion won in 10 years with a 500,000 won investment in May
Shannon's Goblin Resting
CHAPTER 05: What Laoer Learned from His Whole Body's Failure
01 Stock prices can be beyond my control at any time.
02 The key to investing is cost averaging.
03 Investing is more enjoyable when you share and contribute together.
04 Investing is about trying to be happy.
A History of Nasdaq's Trials
Epilogue Words become seeds, and life is the connection between those seeds.
Special Appendix: Giving Your Child Financial Freedom
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Into the book
Every time I verified the profits I made by implementing the 'Infinite Buying Method' that I developed myself, dozens and hundreds of comments of gratitude started to appear.
It was a strange phenomenon.
'I was just bragging about my earnings, so why are you thanking me?' He even asked me to continue bragging in the future.
Some people said, "Reading the article on the Infinite Buying Method was a turning point in my life and the greatest luck I've ever had," while others said, "After reading the article on the Infinite Buying Method, I felt like I'd been hit in the head with a hammer, so I couldn't sleep and read all the related articles."
--- p.4, from "Prologue"
Hong Bae-jang and Kim Gae-mi both jumped into stock investment with the same initial capital of 10 million won.
Invested in the same stock at the same time.
But the results are completely different.
Mr. Hong Bae-jang lost 1.64 million won, and Ms. Kim Gae-mi gained 620,000 won.
What exactly happened? If Hong Bae-jang had held onto his position until the market was bullish, would he have sold his stock like Kim Gae-mi? Let's compare their returns, assuming Hong Bae-jang held onto his stock until Kim Gae-mi sold it and sold it at the highest price on that day.
Nevertheless, Mr. Hong Bae-jang could not avoid being cut off.
The loss will be reduced, but you will still lose about 1.2 million won.
--- p.35, from “The OTP of Destiny that Divided Losses and Profits”
Through the stories of Kim Gaemi and Hong Bae-jang, you will have learned about the 'power of split purchase.'
At the same time, we identified problems that needed to be addressed.
① If I have to buy in installments, how many times should I split it? ② And which stocks should I choose? ③ Finally, when should I sell?
Now let me explain how to solve this problem.
I will gradually introduce why this is necessary, but I hope you will first familiarize yourself with the infinite buying method by reading the methodology covered in this chapter.
--- p.53, from “Infinite Buying Method A to Z”
The unlimited buying method does not require complex corporate or trend analysis, and you can earn huge profits by investing just 10 to 15 minutes a day.
So, how much profit can you expect from the unlimited buying method? Before I delve into the infinite buying method, I'll reveal the profits I've achieved through it.
These returns are ongoing.
As of March 2021, the total revenue for the six months was approximately 103 million won, and the average monthly rate of return was more than 2%.
This is the rate of return calculated including unused principal.
Again, it's 'month' not 'year'.
--- p.47, from “What is the rate of return of the unlimited purchase method?”
You bought a stock because you thought it would go up in the future, and you decided to invest long-term because you learned that long-term investing is the right way to invest.
And actually, the stock went up and you held it for a year with patience.
So when should I sell this stock? At a short-term high? At an overbought level? At the top of the Bollinger Band? Or just when I need the money? The biggest problem with long-term investing is the lack of a clear selling point.
Although long-term investment is planned, there is still an eternal homework for the holder.
The anxiety of “what if I sell and the stock price goes up even more” is a bonus.
The longer you hold, the more difficult it becomes to sell because you feel like the time you waited has been wasted.
This is called the 'sunk cost bias'.
Since you have already invested a long time in that stock, it is difficult to make an objective judgment.
--- p.138, from “5 Reasons Why Long-Term Investments Are Dangerous and Why You Should Still Invest”
Some readers may be surprised by the title.
Could you save 500,000 won a month and make 1 billion won in 10 years? Calculating just the principal alone would be 60 million won, so it's hard to believe such a staggering figure is possible.
From now on, I will introduce step by step through examples of how to make the impossible a reality.
“Kim Gaemi, who was earning a monthly income equivalent to her salary through the unlimited purchase method, decided to also pursue long-term investment for at least 10 years.
I plan to invest an initial principal of 5 million won in TQQQ, a 3x leveraged product tracking the NASDAQ, and invest an additional 500,000 won every month.
Kim Gaemi believes that a rebalancing strategy is essential because TQQQ is a 3x leveraged product.
How should he invest?”
It was a strange phenomenon.
'I was just bragging about my earnings, so why are you thanking me?' He even asked me to continue bragging in the future.
Some people said, "Reading the article on the Infinite Buying Method was a turning point in my life and the greatest luck I've ever had," while others said, "After reading the article on the Infinite Buying Method, I felt like I'd been hit in the head with a hammer, so I couldn't sleep and read all the related articles."
--- p.4, from "Prologue"
Hong Bae-jang and Kim Gae-mi both jumped into stock investment with the same initial capital of 10 million won.
Invested in the same stock at the same time.
But the results are completely different.
Mr. Hong Bae-jang lost 1.64 million won, and Ms. Kim Gae-mi gained 620,000 won.
What exactly happened? If Hong Bae-jang had held onto his position until the market was bullish, would he have sold his stock like Kim Gae-mi? Let's compare their returns, assuming Hong Bae-jang held onto his stock until Kim Gae-mi sold it and sold it at the highest price on that day.
Nevertheless, Mr. Hong Bae-jang could not avoid being cut off.
The loss will be reduced, but you will still lose about 1.2 million won.
--- p.35, from “The OTP of Destiny that Divided Losses and Profits”
Through the stories of Kim Gaemi and Hong Bae-jang, you will have learned about the 'power of split purchase.'
At the same time, we identified problems that needed to be addressed.
① If I have to buy in installments, how many times should I split it? ② And which stocks should I choose? ③ Finally, when should I sell?
Now let me explain how to solve this problem.
I will gradually introduce why this is necessary, but I hope you will first familiarize yourself with the infinite buying method by reading the methodology covered in this chapter.
--- p.53, from “Infinite Buying Method A to Z”
The unlimited buying method does not require complex corporate or trend analysis, and you can earn huge profits by investing just 10 to 15 minutes a day.
So, how much profit can you expect from the unlimited buying method? Before I delve into the infinite buying method, I'll reveal the profits I've achieved through it.
These returns are ongoing.
As of March 2021, the total revenue for the six months was approximately 103 million won, and the average monthly rate of return was more than 2%.
This is the rate of return calculated including unused principal.
Again, it's 'month' not 'year'.
--- p.47, from “What is the rate of return of the unlimited purchase method?”
You bought a stock because you thought it would go up in the future, and you decided to invest long-term because you learned that long-term investing is the right way to invest.
And actually, the stock went up and you held it for a year with patience.
So when should I sell this stock? At a short-term high? At an overbought level? At the top of the Bollinger Band? Or just when I need the money? The biggest problem with long-term investing is the lack of a clear selling point.
Although long-term investment is planned, there is still an eternal homework for the holder.
The anxiety of “what if I sell and the stock price goes up even more” is a bonus.
The longer you hold, the more difficult it becomes to sell because you feel like the time you waited has been wasted.
This is called the 'sunk cost bias'.
Since you have already invested a long time in that stock, it is difficult to make an objective judgment.
--- p.138, from “5 Reasons Why Long-Term Investments Are Dangerous and Why You Should Still Invest”
Some readers may be surprised by the title.
Could you save 500,000 won a month and make 1 billion won in 10 years? Calculating just the principal alone would be 60 million won, so it's hard to believe such a staggering figure is possible.
From now on, I will introduce step by step through examples of how to make the impossible a reality.
“Kim Gaemi, who was earning a monthly income equivalent to her salary through the unlimited purchase method, decided to also pursue long-term investment for at least 10 years.
I plan to invest an initial principal of 5 million won in TQQQ, a 3x leveraged product tracking the NASDAQ, and invest an additional 500,000 won every month.
Kim Gaemi believes that a rebalancing strategy is essential because TQQQ is a 3x leveraged product.
How should he invest?”
--- p.165, from “Making 1 Billion Won in 10 Years by Investing 500,000 Won a Month”
Publisher's Review
You can't change an ordinary life without leverage.
Climb the ladder of wealth with the unlimited buying method!
☆ If you are this type of person, you should definitely buy stocks using the unlimited buying method ☆
① People who are worried about whether they can keep up with the decline in currency value with earned income alone.
② People who want to make money through stocks but are worried about the risks
③ People who don't want to do complex chart analysis and corporate analysis
④ People who are busy with their main job and have difficulty investing much time in stocks
⑤ A typical bad hand who buys at the high point and sells at the low point
Stocks are nothing more than cyber money if you don't sell them.
If you follow the investment rules of the unlimited purchase method, it will take from 40 to 80 days to make a profit.
In some cases, stocks are sold within a week of reaching the target rate of return.
Compared to the long-term strategies emphasized by many experts, the unlimited buying method can be considered a short-term strategy.
The author of "Laoer's Unlimited U.S. Stock Buying Method" also does not deny the importance of long-term investment.
In fact, the author is also executing a long-term investment plan that aims to reach 1 billion won in 10 years through steady savings of 500,000 won per month, and this book briefly introduces the methodology.
He also serializes his long-term investment process on YouTube.
However, the author emphasizes that it is important for ants to pursue both long-term and short-term investments.
They say that stocks are something you do with spare money.
However, since the larger the seed, the larger the return, most retail investors end up making 'zero-sum' investments.
In this situation, there are countless instances where I have to stop investing at an undesirable time.
The biggest problem of all is that there is no selling standard.
Let's say a stock you've held for more than a year goes up.
So, when should I sell this stock? At a short-term peak? At an overbought level? When I need the money? The added anxiety of, "What if I sell and the stock price soars even higher?"
There is no guarantee that the stock I choose will yield better returns than other stocks.
Samsung Electronics, which ranked first in domestic stock market capitalization in 2000, maintained its top spot in 2020.
However, KT, which ranked 3rd in market capitalization in 2000, only ranked 36th in 2020.
Let's say you've been a long-term investor from 2000 to 2020.
Will you be able to accurately sell your stocks at their peak during this extended period? You'll likely be trapped by the "sunk cost bias" and unable to make objective judgments, feeling a sense of regret for holding onto your stocks for so long.
Realistically, when an individual tries to make money with stocks, long-term investment is not the only solution.
Ants can never match highs and lows.
The problem is that it is difficult for individual investors to predict short-term peaks and troughs.
Of course, there may be people who can predict stock prices with a genius sense.
But few people would be confident that that person is me.
That's why I can't shake off my anxiety after investing in stocks.
The most difficult aspect of stock investment is determining when to buy and when to sell amidst fluctuating stock prices.
So, does that mean we need to pore over economic newspapers, study financial statements, analyze moving averages and RSI, and keep a close eye on the real economy and political and economic issues? With most retail investors already working full-time jobs and investing in stocks as a form of financial investment, do they really have enough time to devote to studying the stock market?
Infinite buying method that reversely exploits stock volatility
Stock prices are constantly changing, and it is nearly impossible to predict their movements.
Having personally experienced the Lehman Brothers crisis in 2008 and the Bitcoin crisis in 2018, the author undertook extensive research to develop an investment method that leverages the inherent volatility of stocks rather than predicting stock prices, ultimately establishing the "Infinite Buy Method."
The unlimited purchase method is an investment method that takes advantage of volatility, and its foundation is 'fractional purchase'.
It involves dividing the investment capital into several parts and steadily purchasing stocks over a certain period of time to lower the 'average purchase price' and realize profits when the stock price rebounds.
Based on an actual chart from September 2020, when stock prices, which had rebounded after the COVID-19 pandemic, plummeted, sending many investors into a state of mental breakdown, the author compares two investors who invested the same amount of capital in the same stock, confirming that fractional purchases offer higher returns and stability than lump-sum purchases.
It is an 'infinite buy' because stocks are bought until the target rate of return is reached.
If the stock price rebounds as expected, that's great, but what if it doesn't rise above the average price until the principal is fully depleted? This is precisely what makes the unlimited buying method so special.
It provides precise information on 'how much to split the principal, which stocks to buy in installments, and when to sell.'
The author conducted backtests based on extensive historical data spanning from as little as five to as long as 50 years, and presents investment methods that can guarantee a stable annual return of around 20%.
The prejudice or misconception that leverage is bad
The unlimited buying method is an investment strategy that seeks to generate profits by investing in triple-leveraged ETFs. Because ETFs track an index, they are more susceptible to overall market conditions than to individual stocks. The strategy exploits the volatility of leverage to generate profits.
In general, many people have a negative view of leveraged products due to their inherent volatility.
If a stock price changes by -3%, -4%, -5%, +5%, +4%, and +3%, a leveraged product that tracks this stock by 3x will change by -9%, -12%, -15%, 15%, 12%, and 9%.
In this case, even if the principal is the same, the 'decay phenomenon' occurs, where the principal of the leveraged product is significantly reduced.
When the 1x stock changes from 100 won to 99.5 won, the leveraged product becomes 95.56 won.
This is a situation where leverage is 'melting away' in what is commonly called a sideways market.
So why does the author insist on investing in such risky leveraged products? Why does he say that without leverage, you can't change your life? The author poses a counter-question to those who believe volatility is always a bad thing.
"If volatility is truly so bad, is a stock that tracks a specific index at 0.5x really a stable and excellent stock?" This book challenges our understanding of volatility, which has been viewed negatively, and introduces the secrets of the unlimited buying method, which can achieve "stable" returns with "risky" leveraged products.
Climb the ladder of wealth with the unlimited buying method!
☆ If you are this type of person, you should definitely buy stocks using the unlimited buying method ☆
① People who are worried about whether they can keep up with the decline in currency value with earned income alone.
② People who want to make money through stocks but are worried about the risks
③ People who don't want to do complex chart analysis and corporate analysis
④ People who are busy with their main job and have difficulty investing much time in stocks
⑤ A typical bad hand who buys at the high point and sells at the low point
Stocks are nothing more than cyber money if you don't sell them.
If you follow the investment rules of the unlimited purchase method, it will take from 40 to 80 days to make a profit.
In some cases, stocks are sold within a week of reaching the target rate of return.
Compared to the long-term strategies emphasized by many experts, the unlimited buying method can be considered a short-term strategy.
The author of "Laoer's Unlimited U.S. Stock Buying Method" also does not deny the importance of long-term investment.
In fact, the author is also executing a long-term investment plan that aims to reach 1 billion won in 10 years through steady savings of 500,000 won per month, and this book briefly introduces the methodology.
He also serializes his long-term investment process on YouTube.
However, the author emphasizes that it is important for ants to pursue both long-term and short-term investments.
They say that stocks are something you do with spare money.
However, since the larger the seed, the larger the return, most retail investors end up making 'zero-sum' investments.
In this situation, there are countless instances where I have to stop investing at an undesirable time.
The biggest problem of all is that there is no selling standard.
Let's say a stock you've held for more than a year goes up.
So, when should I sell this stock? At a short-term peak? At an overbought level? When I need the money? The added anxiety of, "What if I sell and the stock price soars even higher?"
There is no guarantee that the stock I choose will yield better returns than other stocks.
Samsung Electronics, which ranked first in domestic stock market capitalization in 2000, maintained its top spot in 2020.
However, KT, which ranked 3rd in market capitalization in 2000, only ranked 36th in 2020.
Let's say you've been a long-term investor from 2000 to 2020.
Will you be able to accurately sell your stocks at their peak during this extended period? You'll likely be trapped by the "sunk cost bias" and unable to make objective judgments, feeling a sense of regret for holding onto your stocks for so long.
Realistically, when an individual tries to make money with stocks, long-term investment is not the only solution.
Ants can never match highs and lows.
The problem is that it is difficult for individual investors to predict short-term peaks and troughs.
Of course, there may be people who can predict stock prices with a genius sense.
But few people would be confident that that person is me.
That's why I can't shake off my anxiety after investing in stocks.
The most difficult aspect of stock investment is determining when to buy and when to sell amidst fluctuating stock prices.
So, does that mean we need to pore over economic newspapers, study financial statements, analyze moving averages and RSI, and keep a close eye on the real economy and political and economic issues? With most retail investors already working full-time jobs and investing in stocks as a form of financial investment, do they really have enough time to devote to studying the stock market?
Infinite buying method that reversely exploits stock volatility
Stock prices are constantly changing, and it is nearly impossible to predict their movements.
Having personally experienced the Lehman Brothers crisis in 2008 and the Bitcoin crisis in 2018, the author undertook extensive research to develop an investment method that leverages the inherent volatility of stocks rather than predicting stock prices, ultimately establishing the "Infinite Buy Method."
The unlimited purchase method is an investment method that takes advantage of volatility, and its foundation is 'fractional purchase'.
It involves dividing the investment capital into several parts and steadily purchasing stocks over a certain period of time to lower the 'average purchase price' and realize profits when the stock price rebounds.
Based on an actual chart from September 2020, when stock prices, which had rebounded after the COVID-19 pandemic, plummeted, sending many investors into a state of mental breakdown, the author compares two investors who invested the same amount of capital in the same stock, confirming that fractional purchases offer higher returns and stability than lump-sum purchases.
It is an 'infinite buy' because stocks are bought until the target rate of return is reached.
If the stock price rebounds as expected, that's great, but what if it doesn't rise above the average price until the principal is fully depleted? This is precisely what makes the unlimited buying method so special.
It provides precise information on 'how much to split the principal, which stocks to buy in installments, and when to sell.'
The author conducted backtests based on extensive historical data spanning from as little as five to as long as 50 years, and presents investment methods that can guarantee a stable annual return of around 20%.
The prejudice or misconception that leverage is bad
The unlimited buying method is an investment strategy that seeks to generate profits by investing in triple-leveraged ETFs. Because ETFs track an index, they are more susceptible to overall market conditions than to individual stocks. The strategy exploits the volatility of leverage to generate profits.
In general, many people have a negative view of leveraged products due to their inherent volatility.
If a stock price changes by -3%, -4%, -5%, +5%, +4%, and +3%, a leveraged product that tracks this stock by 3x will change by -9%, -12%, -15%, 15%, 12%, and 9%.
In this case, even if the principal is the same, the 'decay phenomenon' occurs, where the principal of the leveraged product is significantly reduced.
When the 1x stock changes from 100 won to 99.5 won, the leveraged product becomes 95.56 won.
This is a situation where leverage is 'melting away' in what is commonly called a sideways market.
So why does the author insist on investing in such risky leveraged products? Why does he say that without leverage, you can't change your life? The author poses a counter-question to those who believe volatility is always a bad thing.
"If volatility is truly so bad, is a stock that tracks a specific index at 0.5x really a stable and excellent stock?" This book challenges our understanding of volatility, which has been viewed negatively, and introduces the secrets of the unlimited buying method, which can achieve "stable" returns with "risky" leveraged products.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 2, 2021
- Page count, weight, size: 216 pages | 482g | 152*224*15mm
- ISBN13: 9791165795788
- ISBN10: 1165795787
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