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There are many and diverse investment strategies on the market.
However, no matter how much novice investors study, they continue to fail at investing.
This book deeply analyzes the fundamental causes of investment failure and teaches you how to consistently generate profits.
The author experienced countless failures over the past seven years investing in stocks and coins, and has generously shared the investment principles and attitudes he learned along the way on various social media platforms.
His investment perspective, which includes outstanding insights and identifying promising stocks, quickly spread by word of mouth, drawing an explosive response from his 100,000+ followers.
This book is a practical introduction to investing, condensing all of Pluspo's know-how and trading techniques, including chart reading, theme stock discovery, and corporate analysis, into a single volume. It's your go-to investment bible whenever you feel lost in the vast world of investing.

Why do 90% of investors lose money?
If you don't develop investment metacognition, failure will repeat itself!

With stock markets around the world hitting record highs every day, this book is essential for seizing the opportunities ahead and preparing for impending crises.
Metacognitive investing is an innovative investment method that prevents rapidly changing market conditions or investor volatility from affecting your account.
Take this all-in-one investment course that teaches you how to analyze charts, thematic stocks, and investment indicators, along with a 10-step metacognitive training method.

The stock market was not an easy place.
Far from experiencing the financial freedom I desired, I experienced trials and frustrations in the investment process.
Starting stock investment in 2011, I wasted 7 years of my life, wasting money and time due to the wrong direction and study method.

I lost all 20 million won that I borrowed to invest in stocks in 2017, and I felt resentful and aggrieved about losing the money, so I started studying again.
I started to fill in the metacognition I was lacking one by one and as I eliminated my weaknesses one by one, I gradually started to see steady profits.
--- From "Prologue: Metacognitive Investment Methods for Successful Investment"

It is essential to have the skills to reduce losses and consistently generate profits in investing.
It's metacognition.
Many investors don't look back at themselves before jumping into the stock market.
Investing without knowing your current situation is like a firefighter jumping into a fire without any equipment.
This is especially true for beginner investors.
You start putting money into your account and choosing stocks without even knowing 'what you don't know'.
But this approach ultimately only increases the chances of losing money in the market.
--- From "Metacognition in Stock Investment"

When a bear market comes, fear grows, and when a sharp rise comes, excitement and impatience grow.
In this way, you should develop the habit of recording and observing how your emotions react to market changes.
If your trading criteria waver every time your emotions change, it's not investing; it's just a reflexive reaction.
Once standards and principles are properly established, you can trade according to plan without being greatly swayed by any issues or information.
--- From "10 Metacognitive Training Methods for Successful Investment"

If you draw a horizontal line at the point where multiple support and resistance levels overlap and look at the chart, you will get a sense of the balance of power.
Beginners usually only see the ups and downs of stock prices when looking at charts.
This is not a proper way to look at the chart.
It is important to find the psychological trends of institutions, foreigners, and individuals buying and selling within the chart.
That is the balance of power.

--- From "Support and Resistance: The Basics of Charts"

It is difficult to determine the true flow of the market by just looking at the rise or fall of stock prices, and the strength and reliability of the trend can only be determined by looking at the trading volume.
No matter how high the stock price goes, if there is no trading volume, I don't trust the trend.
On the other hand, a surge in trading volume could be a genuine trend that shows strong buying power and psychology within it.
--- From "Trading Volume That Even Power Can't Hide"

Moving averages have also begun to be utilized.
If the stock price moves above the 5-day, 20-day, or 60-day moving average, it is interpreted as an upward trend, and conversely, if it stays below, it is judged as a downward trend.
In particular, I tried to capture the turning points of the trend by referring to the golden cross and the dead cross.
The movement of moving averages is important because it's not just a simple line; it reflects the average sentiment and direction of many investors. Auxiliary indicators like the MACD and RSI were initially confusing, but once familiarized, they were incredibly helpful in determining the strength and speed of trends.
--- From "Trends that can read the direction of stocks"

Electric vehicles are the core of Tesla's business, but autonomous driving software is driving innovation in its revenue structure, energy storage solutions are enabling new future businesses, and AI supercomputers and robotics are strengthening its technological leadership.
Tesla is building an integrated hardware, software, energy, and AI ecosystem by connecting key sectors of future industries one by one.
Therefore, it is important for investors to understand Tesla's essence not simply as an automobile company, but as an energy-based technology company or future infrastructure company.
A deep understanding of a company's business structure and expansion strategy is what true corporate analysis is all about.
--- From "What kind of company are you buying?"

In the stock market, thematic stocks are considered a strong opportunity to generate high returns in a short period of time.
However, among numerous themes, it is by no means easy to select so-called A-grade thematic stocks that are truly worth investing in.
Themes are emotional and can dominate the market in an instant, sometimes paralyzing rational judgment.
Therefore, when approaching a theme stock, it is necessary to establish clear criteria and approach it systematically rather than relying on simple feelings or rumors.
The criteria are continuity, anticipation, and freshness.
--- From "3 Absolute Criteria for Finding an A-Class Theme"

Theme stocks flow like trends.
There are times when a topic that the whole world was paying attention to until yesterday is pushed out of the spotlight overnight.
Therefore, thematic stocks are suitable for short-term trading rather than long-term holding.
Timing is everything, and if you enter late, there is a high chance that the rise will already be over.
The best strategy is to enter quickly in the early stages, make a certain profit, and then sell.
It's stable.
Especially when the market atmosphere changes rapidly, you need to be decisive and get out quickly without hesitation.
Because while profit is important, avoiding losses is more important.
--- From "Things to keep in mind when trading theme stocks"

Economic newspapers don't just cover stock market news.
It covers a wide range of topics, including interest rate policies in major countries, exchange rate fluctuations, raw material price trends, trends across various industries, the growth of the venture ecosystem, the strategies of technology companies, and even the impact of political decisions on the economy.
Through economic newspapers that cover a wide range of topics, we can gauge the current market position and develop the ability to predict future trends.
That's investment insight.
--- From "Economic Newspaper that Develops Investment Thinking Skills"

The process of mastering the mind is deeply related to self-control.
The most damaging emotions for investors are impatience, fear, and overconfidence.
These emotions paralyze reason and cause us to make mistakes we normally wouldn't make.
The market exploits this emotional vulnerability precisely.
So investors must have a strong mind.
This strength does not come from outside, but is built from within through repeated failure, reflection, and perseverance.
The strong mind is not about controlling the market, but about controlling myself.

--- From "How to Govern the Mind in Investment"