Introduction - How to Become a Consistently Profitable Futures Trader

[Part 1] Why Overseas Gifts?

Chapter 1.
Loss of 300 million won in stocks, profit of 10 billion won in futures
1.
People who profit from overseas futures
How many people are earning from overseas futures? / Successful subscriber stories
2.
Why it's easier to make money with futures investing than with stocks or coins.
The futures market is honest / The profit-setting method is different from the stock market.
3.
Why I, a former professional loss trader, started trading overseas futures
Two Ways to Survive in an Age of High Prices / The "Clumsy Stock Investor" Who Lost Everything He Bought / Three Study Methods for Overseas Futures Investment
4.
Trading is a muscle
Why Most Investors Fail at Futures / Some Qualities for a Successful Investor

Chapter 2.
The Misconceptions of People Who Lose in Trading
1.
The illusion that profits can be enjoyed for a long time
2.
The Difference Between Trading and Investing
3.
A place with high probability of evidence
High probability 2-point evidence position / High probability 3-point evidence position / High probability 4-point evidence position / High probability 5-point evidence position / High probability 6-point evidence position / High probability 7-point evidence position
4.
The illusion that profits will be generated immediately after purchase
3 Types of Sickle Disease / How to Treat Sickle Disease / There is no one-size-fits-all trading technique / When to Stop? / The Story of Korea's First Futures Exchange / Why I Don't Trade Boxes / How to Reduce Trading Mistakes / Trust Your Evidence Above All / Why Do I Think It's Going Up When It's Going Down?
5.
What is your investment type?
Why I Couldn't Continue Holding Stocks / Futures Investments That Changed My Life / 3 Types of Investors
6.
The intentions of the forces are determined by the size of the candle.

Chapter 3.
Koreans need to generate dollar income.
1.
Why dollars?
2.
How much do you need?
Would 1 million won be enough? / Deciding how much you're willing to lose
3.
Trade in profitable markets
4.
Main trading hours of the market
Asian Market / European Market / American Market / Developing Strategies for Each Market
5.
Why You Should Always Set a Stop Loss

[Part 2] Building Basic Physical Strength for Futures Trading

Chapter 4.
Understanding the Economic Indicator Calendar
1.
Checking economic indicator schedules is essential for short-term trading.
2.
What the Economic Indicators Say

Chapter 5.
Profitable Chart Analysis Methods
1.
Two Trading Methods Using Bollinger Bands
Upper/lower reversal trading / Bollinger Band squeeze trading / Bollinger Band upper/lower trading expansion / Bollinger Band squeeze trading expansion / Double B
2.
Candlestick, a signal of reversal
Candlestick Concepts / Long Bullish and Long Bearish Candlesticks / Hammer and Inverted Hammer / Other 10 Major Patterns
3.
How to Use Moving Averages in Overseas Futures Markets
Moving Average Concepts / Positive and Negative Arrangements / Golden Crosses and Dead Crosses / Moving Average Support and Resistance Trading / Tips for Reading Moving Averages
4.
Looking at support and resistance reveals the entry point.
Support and Resistance - Buying Area / Buying Area - Using Bollinger Bands as a Sideways Section Box / Support and Resistance - Real-Life
5.
If you look at the gap chart, you can see the trend.
The concept of divergence / Bollinger divergence / Determining the absolute value of divergence
6.
If you want to know the direction, you have to look at the weekly chart.
7.
Frequently occurring chart patterns
Head and Shoulders / Reverse Head and Shoulders / Double Top/Double Bottom
8.
Homework that must be done daily

[Part 3] Establishing Entry, Liquidation, and Operational Rules

Chapter 6.
Rules you must establish before investing in real money
1.
Rules for specific gravity
The 1% rule for managing risk as soon as you enter / The leverage rule / The power of daily 1% compound interest / Divide your investment by 10 to increase your trade / Being kicked out of the market is the worst / Close your eyes and set a loss cut / My bowl / How much can I lose / How much can I tolerate in profit / Setting a second entry as soon as you enter
2.
Case study on entry
Tools for recognizing entry points/pressure points in trading - buy levels, moving averages, Bollinger Bands / The opposite mindset of ants and monkeys
3.
Setting targets and cut-offs
How to double your account by taking 10 points three times a day / What should I do when I break even?
4.
The difference between scenario trading and water riding
10-Day Scenario Trading / Maximum Loss: 10% / Strategies 202 and 201

Chapter 7.
Technological tools that give you an edge
1.
The onset of volatility is the time to buy.
The Birth of Double B / How to Use Double B in Practical Trading
2.
Every candle can hold three meanings.
For candles with tails / For candles with no or few tails / For doji candles
3.
Moving averages and trend lines either get closer or break.
4.
It is important whether the box is supported or not.
Identifying the Pitfalls of a Selling Position / False Lows
5.
How to check trends
Downtrend line / Uptrend line / Trend line practice / Trend line for short-term and long-term charts / Trends are not something to be predicted
6.
How to use my distance
7.
How to check trends in futures trading

Chapter 8.
The first rule to learn when trading futures
1.
You need to set your own cut-off rules.
2.
Kim Jik-seon's 3 Rules for Cutting Losses
Deriving the probability of bankruptcy using win rate and profit/loss ratio / Kelly formula / Capital loss process / Double B with opposite advantage / Stop loss when the selling price deviates
3.
4 Reasons Why You Should Cut Your Losses Well
4.
Stop loss criteria to eliminate fear of trading

Chapter 9.
Trading Ideas for Stock Losers
1.
When is a good time to trade?
2.
Trading ideas after economic indicators are released
3.
Correlation coefficient between stocks
4.
Characteristics of raw material futures
5.
Characteristics of Index Futures
6.
Connection with the dollar

[Part 4] Kim Jik-seon's Investment Rules

Chapter 10.
Designing entry, profit, and loss-cutting rules and routines
1.
Entry, liquidation, and stop loss rules
2.
Benefits of Overseas Futures Trading
3.
100,000 won per day for 250 days
4.
How to trade three chapters
5.
The answer to market movements is response.
The key is the cyclical price range. There's not much that institutions can do in the futures market.
6.
Routine before and after purchase
7.
About being left behind for a long time
8.
3 Actions to Take When Your Loss Is More Than 10%
9.
Mindset for Beginners
How long does it take to make a profit? / Let go of impatience / Become friends with lifelong gifts.

supplement
1.
Essential Terms for Overseas Futures
Basic Terminology / CFDs and CME / Stock Names and Stock Codes / Maturity and Expiration Date / Other Terms / Market Participants in the Futures Market
2. Getting Started with MT5
What is MetaTrader? / MetaTrader screen layout / How to place a trade order / How to set TP/SL / How to split liquidation / How to set up a chart
3.
Trading tools
TradingView / Domestic securities firms with contracts with CME / List of CFD securities firms / View open positions / How to view spot prices
4.
Community

Coming Up - Strategies to Protect Your Money

Overseas futures are better than stocks and coins.
Three reasons why it's easy to make money!

Dissatisfaction with our country's stock market is growing.
The suspicions surrounding the system, such as split listings, overlapping listings, and failure to return shares to shareholders, are leading to a backlash against the domestic stock market, which is no longer trusted.
The 'stock price manipulation' incidents reported in the news are not unrelated to this.
This is because it is a market where it is easy for those who manage large amounts of money, represented by institutions, to move stock prices.
Accordingly, since the end of last year, many people have been immigrating through investment, but unfortunately, the US market has also been shaken since the Trump administration took office.
The situation is no different in the coin market, where another huge amount of money has been infused.
In times like these, individual investors are often at a loss as to where to invest.
Besides stocks and coins, where else can you invest to achieve financial freedom?

According to the National Tax Service, as of 2022, approximately 7,000 people are making money through overseas futures.
Although it is said that more than 20% of the market is being inflowed every year, it is still clearly an unknown market.
What's interesting is that, compared to stocks and coins, there are significantly fewer investors, but the percentage of people who earned more than 100 million won is overwhelmingly higher than that of stocks and coins.
The reason for this, the author says, is that it is easier to make money with futures investments than with stocks or coins.

So what are the advantages of the futures market? The first thing to mention is "honesty."
Unlike KOSPI, which has a daily trading volume of 13 trillion won, the overseas futures market is estimated to be worth over 5,000 trillion won, so price manipulation or operations are not permitted.
This is because the items traded in the futures market are not specific companies, but rather dollar, euro, pound, yen, gold, oil, and Nasdaq futures.
Therefore, the delisting of a company after only a few parties have gained unfair profits does not occur.
There will be no trading suspension due to corporate or insider crimes.
The second advantage is the difference in loss percentage.
Assuming an investor has 10 million won, if the stock price is at -50%, the return should be 100%, but if the futures market returns the same amount of return, the investor will return to the original investment.
In other words, if you only look at the amount lost, it regresses to 0.
The third is a market that revolves around thorough technical analysis.
There is no need to look at financial statements, and therefore no reason to study them.
If you are an investor who has studied technical analysis, this is a much easier market to enter.

A trader earning 100 million won per month in his 30s!
The author who made 10 billion won in profit through overseas futures investment
A book with all the know-how, including profit verification!

Most people would consider overseas futures investment risky.
But as with all investment vehicles, if done well, you can accumulate profits rather than losses.
In fact, the author's first investment vehicle was stocks, but no matter how much he studied, he only accumulated losses rather than profits.
I ended up blowing 300 million won that I had saved over 6 years.
On the other hand, I made 10 billion won through futures investment. This success is due to the fact that I can make profits just by studying the charts, and that I can trade at any time I want.
Conversely, the futures market is a market that is easy for office workers to invest in because trading is possible in both directions, three times a day, for 23 hours a day, 250 days a year.
Asian, European, and American markets operate almost continuously from 8 a.m. to 7 a.m. the next day.
While trading a lot can be risky for some, it can be a quick money-making environment for traders with the right discipline.

The author, who had only 1 million won when he first started trading futures, discovered that he could trade Nasdaq futures with as little as 400 won by using a foreign securities firm (CFD). After trading numerous times, he learned how to make both profits and losses.
In the process, the rule limiting the margin loss range to 10% of the deposit, investment through leverage, trend trading, and his core trading method, 'Double B Candle (Candle) Moving Average (Support and Resistance) Trend Line (Trend Line) Break (Whether the Opening/High/Low Price of the Day Was Broken)' were also created.
What both futures and stock investing have in common is that risk management is key to achieving returns.
You have to lose a lot to end up with a profit.
The author repeatedly explains his own methods to increase his winning percentage using charts.
The author's income verification is also included in the middle of the book.

The author, who, like Richard Dennis, the founder of 'Turtle Trading', wanted to educate the general public and turn them into profitable traders in the market, says that he has organized the practical futures trading so meticulously that there is no need to look at any other book.
It is one of the only books that covers leverage, behavioral training, entry and exit in the futures markets.
With the value of the Korean Won declining, the national pension fund depleting, and other investment vehicles entering a downturn, this may be the only way to achieve financial freedom.
Learning how to trade futures is essential not only for retirement planning but also for immediate survival.