
The Absolute Rule of American Stocks
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Book Introduction
#US Stock Investment: A Book by the First Generation Nas Doctor
#A book that will forever change your perspective on US stocks.
#If you know the rules, you can see the US stock market.
#US Stock Investment Methods You Can Use Right Away with Excel
Nasdoc, a U.S. stock expert with 25 years of experience
The secrets of investing in US stocks he reveals
Now, US stocks have become a hot topic among everyone interested in investing, to the point where you'd look strange not to invest in them.
As of 2025, Koreans will own nearly 90 trillion won worth of US stocks, and there's a wealth of content, including books and YouTube channels, recommending stocks and timing.
Finding your balance among this overflowing content is not easy.
Should I take on risky leveraged investments? Should I invest in covered calls that provide steady cash flow? Which sectors have high growth potential? Which stocks are good? What will happen to tariffs and interest rates? There are so many factors to consider, and the mind becomes increasingly confused.
Is there no proper investment method that can cut this complicated knot in one fell swoop?
The new book, "The Absolute Rules of American Stocks," was published precisely to address these readers' concerns.
The author of this book, Jongsik Park, is a first-generation investor in American stocks known as 'Nas Doctor' and is a renowned expert who has had a great influence on other investors.
He has included all of his 25 years of research on the U.S. stock market in this one book.
#A book that will forever change your perspective on US stocks.
#If you know the rules, you can see the US stock market.
#US Stock Investment Methods You Can Use Right Away with Excel
Nasdoc, a U.S. stock expert with 25 years of experience
The secrets of investing in US stocks he reveals
Now, US stocks have become a hot topic among everyone interested in investing, to the point where you'd look strange not to invest in them.
As of 2025, Koreans will own nearly 90 trillion won worth of US stocks, and there's a wealth of content, including books and YouTube channels, recommending stocks and timing.
Finding your balance among this overflowing content is not easy.
Should I take on risky leveraged investments? Should I invest in covered calls that provide steady cash flow? Which sectors have high growth potential? Which stocks are good? What will happen to tariffs and interest rates? There are so many factors to consider, and the mind becomes increasingly confused.
Is there no proper investment method that can cut this complicated knot in one fell swoop?
The new book, "The Absolute Rules of American Stocks," was published precisely to address these readers' concerns.
The author of this book, Jongsik Park, is a first-generation investor in American stocks known as 'Nas Doctor' and is a renowned expert who has had a great influence on other investors.
He has included all of his 25 years of research on the U.S. stock market in this one book.
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index
Recommendation
introduction
Prologue: Invest with Contrarian Thinking
US Stocks: Contrarian Investment Strategy
01 Understand the unique characteristics of the US market.
02 Invest in US stocks with a contrarian mindset.
PART 1 General US Market
Chapter 01 I Want to Know About the US Market
01 History of the U.S. Stock Market
02 Current Status of the US Stock Market
03 What is the representative stock exchange?
04 I'm curious about the representative index!
Chapter 02 Stock Investment: The US is the Answer
01 Why the US Market?
02 Why US stocks?
03 Comparison with the Korean market
PART 2 US Market Trends
Chapter 03: US Stocks: Trends Are the Answer
01 Trends are the answer
02 What is a trend?
03 The Importance of Trends as Seen Through Special Cases
04 Gaining Insights from the Asian (with European) Market
05 The Three Laws of Stock Price Movement in the United States
06 Trend is a chart trend
Chapter 04: Judging the Medium- to Long-Term Trend of the U.S. Stock Market
01 Relationship between interest rates and stock prices
02 Relationship between VIX and stock prices
PART 3 Practical Investment in the US
Chapter 05 Practical Investment in US Stocks
01 Which should I choose between large-cap and small-cap stocks?
02 Should I choose between growth stocks (technology stocks) and value stocks (dividend stocks)?
03 Sector Analysis and Index Fund Utilization
Chapter 06 Building a Trading Strategy
01 Set financial goals
02 Short-Term Trading vs. Long-Term Investing: Which Should You Choose?
03 Strategic Asset Allocation (Rebalancing) Method
Chapter 07 Trading Methods Using the Principles of the US Market
01 US Index Futures Trading
02 When to Buy and Sell US Stocks?
PART 4 How to Use Excel
Excel 01
Excel is the best for analyzing the US market.
01 Why Organizing US Market Data Is Important
02 Why Excel is necessary for data organization
03 Excel DDE
Excel 02
Key Excel Features Essential for Analyzing the US Market
01 Key Features of Excel for Securities Investment
02 Drawing real-time charts in Excel
03 How to Use Excel Functions Essential for Data Organization
Epilogue You don't need to know about the American economy
You don't need to know about US stocks or the economy.
01 You don't need to know about economics
02 Looking at stock prices reveals the future.
03 Tips for Practical Investment
〔supplement〕
1.
Dow 30 Stock List
2.
Nasdaq 100 Stock List
3.
US Federal Funds Rate (FFR) Changes (January 1986 - Present)
3-1.
Bank of Korea base rate fluctuation status
4.
2025-2026 Calendar (Holidays/FOMC Schedule/Daylight Savings Time)
5.
Key reference site addresses
6.
Search
(1) Index list
(2) Table list
(3) List of Figures
(4) Reference list
Glossary of Terms
Explanation of Terms and Abbreviations
Separate: Excel file
introduction
Prologue: Invest with Contrarian Thinking
US Stocks: Contrarian Investment Strategy
01 Understand the unique characteristics of the US market.
02 Invest in US stocks with a contrarian mindset.
PART 1 General US Market
Chapter 01 I Want to Know About the US Market
01 History of the U.S. Stock Market
02 Current Status of the US Stock Market
03 What is the representative stock exchange?
04 I'm curious about the representative index!
Chapter 02 Stock Investment: The US is the Answer
01 Why the US Market?
02 Why US stocks?
03 Comparison with the Korean market
PART 2 US Market Trends
Chapter 03: US Stocks: Trends Are the Answer
01 Trends are the answer
02 What is a trend?
03 The Importance of Trends as Seen Through Special Cases
04 Gaining Insights from the Asian (with European) Market
05 The Three Laws of Stock Price Movement in the United States
06 Trend is a chart trend
Chapter 04: Judging the Medium- to Long-Term Trend of the U.S. Stock Market
01 Relationship between interest rates and stock prices
02 Relationship between VIX and stock prices
PART 3 Practical Investment in the US
Chapter 05 Practical Investment in US Stocks
01 Which should I choose between large-cap and small-cap stocks?
02 Should I choose between growth stocks (technology stocks) and value stocks (dividend stocks)?
03 Sector Analysis and Index Fund Utilization
Chapter 06 Building a Trading Strategy
01 Set financial goals
02 Short-Term Trading vs. Long-Term Investing: Which Should You Choose?
03 Strategic Asset Allocation (Rebalancing) Method
Chapter 07 Trading Methods Using the Principles of the US Market
01 US Index Futures Trading
02 When to Buy and Sell US Stocks?
PART 4 How to Use Excel
Excel 01
Excel is the best for analyzing the US market.
01 Why Organizing US Market Data Is Important
02 Why Excel is necessary for data organization
03 Excel DDE
Excel 02
Key Excel Features Essential for Analyzing the US Market
01 Key Features of Excel for Securities Investment
02 Drawing real-time charts in Excel
03 How to Use Excel Functions Essential for Data Organization
Epilogue You don't need to know about the American economy
You don't need to know about US stocks or the economy.
01 You don't need to know about economics
02 Looking at stock prices reveals the future.
03 Tips for Practical Investment
〔supplement〕
1.
Dow 30 Stock List
2.
Nasdaq 100 Stock List
3.
US Federal Funds Rate (FFR) Changes (January 1986 - Present)
3-1.
Bank of Korea base rate fluctuation status
4.
2025-2026 Calendar (Holidays/FOMC Schedule/Daylight Savings Time)
5.
Key reference site addresses
6.
Search
(1) Index list
(2) Table list
(3) List of Figures
(4) Reference list
Glossary of Terms
Explanation of Terms and Abbreviations
Separate: Excel file
Into the book
Before investing in US stocks, I believe that understanding the unique characteristics of the US market and making customized investments is the key to investment success.
In the US market, it's best to establish investment principles that deviate from conventional investment wisdom, and these investment principles can be said to form the basis of contrarian investment methods.
The first contrarian investment method is to forget about news and materials and just invest.
Contrary to popular belief, materials do not move stock prices in the US market.
--- 「Prologue.
From "Invest with Converse Thinking"
In an attempt to overcome the 2008 U.S. financial crisis, the Federal Reserve (FED) implemented measures close to unlimited quantitative easing following aggressive interest rate cuts. This brought about significant changes in the stock market, as American overseas investment funds that had been spread around the world began to flow back to the U.S. mainland.
In the past, global financial capital flowed into the United States, and as this capital was then invested globally, global capital markets (stock markets), including the United States, grew in a balanced manner. However, since 2012-2013, when quantitative easing was in full swing, the concentration of financial capital in the United States has intensified.
--- 「Part 1.
Among the "General US Market"
From the perspective of a long-time observer of the US market, this phenomenon may be occurring because the US market has a particularly strong tendency to try to ignore movements in other markets.
But on the other hand, it is understandable at first glance when you look at the unrivaled and absolute size of the US market.
This is because, while other markets outside the US are overly focused on the appearance of materials, the US market has a different interpretation of materials and is a rational market that judges materials according to existing trends.
--- 「Part 2.
From “Reading Market Trends”
The reason for spread trading is that it is difficult to withstand temporary valuation losses if you simply trade futures in only one direction.
However, in such cases, using spread trading, where one side takes a buy position and the other side takes a sell position simultaneously, reduces volatility and alleviates psychological burden.
As a result, there is an advantage in being able to maintain principled trading.
In the US market, it's best to establish investment principles that deviate from conventional investment wisdom, and these investment principles can be said to form the basis of contrarian investment methods.
The first contrarian investment method is to forget about news and materials and just invest.
Contrary to popular belief, materials do not move stock prices in the US market.
--- 「Prologue.
From "Invest with Converse Thinking"
In an attempt to overcome the 2008 U.S. financial crisis, the Federal Reserve (FED) implemented measures close to unlimited quantitative easing following aggressive interest rate cuts. This brought about significant changes in the stock market, as American overseas investment funds that had been spread around the world began to flow back to the U.S. mainland.
In the past, global financial capital flowed into the United States, and as this capital was then invested globally, global capital markets (stock markets), including the United States, grew in a balanced manner. However, since 2012-2013, when quantitative easing was in full swing, the concentration of financial capital in the United States has intensified.
--- 「Part 1.
Among the "General US Market"
From the perspective of a long-time observer of the US market, this phenomenon may be occurring because the US market has a particularly strong tendency to try to ignore movements in other markets.
But on the other hand, it is understandable at first glance when you look at the unrivaled and absolute size of the US market.
This is because, while other markets outside the US are overly focused on the appearance of materials, the US market has a different interpretation of materials and is a rational market that judges materials according to existing trends.
--- 「Part 2.
From “Reading Market Trends”
The reason for spread trading is that it is difficult to withstand temporary valuation losses if you simply trade futures in only one direction.
However, in such cases, using spread trading, where one side takes a buy position and the other side takes a sell position simultaneously, reduces volatility and alleviates psychological burden.
As a result, there is an advantage in being able to maintain principled trading.
--- 「Part 3.
From "Practical Investment in the US"
From "Practical Investment in the US"
Publisher's Review
The US market is fundamentally different from other markets.
Therefore, you must approach it differently to succeed.
What kind of market is the US market? To properly invest in the US market, you must first understand it. However, the author points out that many people fail to do so and instead begin buying by following others.
This book begins by explaining the process the U.S. stock market went through and how this is demonstrated by the numbers.
The author carefully analyzes the current nature of the U.S. stock market by examining its inflection points, including its origins, development, and the major transformation following the financial crisis.
The U.S. stock market, which boasts an overwhelmingly large size compared to all markets worldwide and has a very high proportion of institutional investment, is completely different in character from not only emerging markets but also the stock markets of other G7 countries.
The author summarizes this into three laws.
These are the 'Law of Trend Dominance', the 'Law of Intensity Importance', and the 'Law of Opposition to the Chorus' respectively.
If you understand these three laws, you can predict with a high probability how U.S. stock prices will move.
In other words, the probability of success in investing in US stocks increases dramatically.
The author not only provides a detailed manual on how to invest based on these three laws, but also explains how to organize your trading system in Excel so you can establish your own.
The author explains that stock prices are the ultimate data, containing all the materials and information, and demonstrates in detail how to process this seemingly vast data in Excel and apply it to trading.
"The Absolute Rules of American Stocks" is a book of invaluable insights from a seasoned expert who has studied American stocks.
This book will be incredibly helpful for all-weather U.S. stock trading, whether short-term, long-term, or futures. It's the one book that will fundamentally and forever change your perspective on U.S. stocks.
Therefore, you must approach it differently to succeed.
What kind of market is the US market? To properly invest in the US market, you must first understand it. However, the author points out that many people fail to do so and instead begin buying by following others.
This book begins by explaining the process the U.S. stock market went through and how this is demonstrated by the numbers.
The author carefully analyzes the current nature of the U.S. stock market by examining its inflection points, including its origins, development, and the major transformation following the financial crisis.
The U.S. stock market, which boasts an overwhelmingly large size compared to all markets worldwide and has a very high proportion of institutional investment, is completely different in character from not only emerging markets but also the stock markets of other G7 countries.
The author summarizes this into three laws.
These are the 'Law of Trend Dominance', the 'Law of Intensity Importance', and the 'Law of Opposition to the Chorus' respectively.
If you understand these three laws, you can predict with a high probability how U.S. stock prices will move.
In other words, the probability of success in investing in US stocks increases dramatically.
The author not only provides a detailed manual on how to invest based on these three laws, but also explains how to organize your trading system in Excel so you can establish your own.
The author explains that stock prices are the ultimate data, containing all the materials and information, and demonstrates in detail how to process this seemingly vast data in Excel and apply it to trading.
"The Absolute Rules of American Stocks" is a book of invaluable insights from a seasoned expert who has studied American stocks.
This book will be incredibly helpful for all-weather U.S. stock trading, whether short-term, long-term, or futures. It's the one book that will fundamentally and forever change your perspective on U.S. stocks.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 3, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 360 pages | 172*235*30mm
- ISBN13: 9788967999070
- ISBN10: 8967999070
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