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prolog

Chapter 1: Seize the Leading Sectors with Technical Analysis

1 Why Target Leading Sectors?
A strategy to read market trends based on two leading stocks
3. A strategy to capture leading sectors using chart patterns.
How to Avoid Fundamentals' Traps | How to Find the Forest (Sectors) from the Trees (Stocks) | Capturing Leading Sectors with a "Breakthrough Sequence"
[Practical] Pharmaceutical and Bio Sector Analysis
[Practice] Criteria for Classifying Interested Stocks
[Practical] Practical Tips for Easily Classifying Stocks

Chapter 2: Analyzing Key Chart Patterns

1 Why Traditional Chart Analysis Doesn't Work
2. Bulkowski Pattern vs. O'Neill Trend-Following Trading
The power to complete 3 patterns, powerful RS
Results vary depending on RS difference
4 Complete Conquest of Cups with Handles
5 Starting Points of Strong Patterns, Base Formation
What is a Buy-and-Sell Basin? | Minimum Base Formation Period for a Successful Pattern
Success conditions for the cup pattern starting from the 6-7 week base
Minimum base formation period depending on handle position
7 Mark Minervini's Lowchit Strategy
Practical Applications of the 8 W Pattern and Long W Pattern
Long W pattern
9 The One Pattern That Makes You Profit: The Cup with a Handle
The handle must be within 10% | Ideal handle conditions are within 10% of the depth and 25% of the position
10 Reasons Why Breakthroughs Fail and How to Deal With Them
[Practice] Quantitative Filtering Using Conditional Search
[Practice] Mark Minervini Checklist
[Practice] How to Select Stocks to Buy Using a Checklist

Chapter 3: Market Forecasting Strategies Using Technical Analysis

1. Misconceptions about high-yield strategies and realistic approaches
How to Spot Two-Day and Weekly Trend Reversals
Example of a weekly trend reversal
Reading the market direction and selling timing based on the three leading stocks
Failure to break the pivot that signaled a semiconductor correction
4. Response strategy when sell signal fails

Chapter 4 Why Technical Analysis?

1. Returns prove technical analysis.

Chapter 5 Why Breakout Trading?

1 Limitations of pressing trades

Chapter 6 Why Trading Timing Matters

Buy only at Stage 1 and Stage 2
2 Easy Selling Methods Using Moving Averages
3 How to set a stop loss
The masters' cut-off criteria
[Practice] Mark Minervini's Staggered Stop
4. Utilizing Base Count

Chapter 7: Expansion of Major Chart Patterns

1 Cup pattern without handle
2 Flat bases (5 weeks)
3 Patterns that can have a short base formation period
4 Base on Base
5 Follow-Through Days to Capture Trend Reversal Signals
FTD Misconceptions | FTD Setups with High Breakout Success Rates
6 Just Draw the Line by David Ryan

Chapter 8: Advanced Technical Analysis

1. Overhead Supply Detection (OSD)
2 Relationship between the listing price and RS
Re-basing, a period where the chart accumulates strength
3. RS Shakeout: Even the Strongest Stocks Take a Break
4 Progressive Exposure
5. Quality-Based Exposure
6 Reasons Why Breakout Trading Fails

Chapter 9: 2023-2024 Field Analysis

1 Institutions sell in bull markets.
2 Patterns of Despair among Institutional Investors

Chapter 10: Practical Chart Examples and Settings

1. Focus on strong stocks
2 Early Turn: Forming an early base that moves before others
[Practice] How to Set Up a Bar Chart Environment

Key Trading Techniques of National Investment Competition Winners
Applying a breakthrough trading technique centered on the leading sector to the director!

There is a common core strategy used by winners of the National Investment Competition who have made huge profits in the United States.
This is a breakout trading technique.
This book delves into the breakthrough trading technique centered on leading stocks in leading sectors, developing it into a technique suitable for the domestic stock market.
If the author's previous work, "Breakout Trading Strategy," was the first book to teach how to utilize trend-following techniques in the domestic stock market, this book, "Leading Sector Breakout Trading Strategy," as the title suggests, explains a breakout trading strategy centered on leading sectors.
It provides answers to the questions of how a specific stock becomes a leading stock in a leading sector and how this can be reflected in technical analysis and translated into profits.

Jesse Livermore, who earned over $1 trillion in a single day, emphasized the importance of group action within an industry and taught, "Trade only the leading stocks in leading industries."
In other words, while focusing on technical analysis, understanding how a specific stock in a specific industry becomes a leading stock in a leading sector and how this is reflected in technical analysis is the true completion of technical analysis.
The movements of leading sectors play a crucial role not only in trading but also in market forecasting, so investors and traders seeking a competitive edge should definitely read this.

Strongly recommended by Kangto, Seongkyungho (Chart Doctor), and systrader79!
Practical trading commentary from Korea's top experts, with over 150 charts.

"Leading Sector Breakout Trading Strategy" is not just a book that explains the theory of technical analysis.
Featuring over 150 actual charts, it covers and analyzes in depth, as if looking through a microscope, the 'Cup with Handle' pattern, RS utilization, base patterns, and Minervini's low-chit.
Furthermore, it provides specific examples and theories on how this can be applied to the domestic stock market and in practice.
In particular, author Kim Dae-hyun is Korea's top breakout trading expert who has taken the use of the cup pattern with a handle to the next level with a Korean-style technique.
This book provides practical strategies and insights for traders of all levels, from beginners to experienced traders, adding depth to the technical analysis needed to gain a competitive edge in the markets.