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“An investment strategy that always wins”

The stock market is a battlefield.
Jumping into the market without cool-headed analysis and a thorough strategy is like going into battle without weapons.
To survive in this stock market, you need a proper 'investment strategy' above all else.
This book talks about such 'investment strategies'.
From a mindset for approaching the stock market, to clear fundamental, technical, and material analysis methods, to training methods for developing sound investment habits.
29PER, Korea's top trading team comprised of professionals, big data, and quantitative investment experts, explains "top-down stock investment that always wins" based on the proven methods of successful traders on Wall Street.

Winning investors have a different mindset.

Successful investors don't fear market volatility.
Rather, they seize opportunity in crisis.
What mindset should investors have before investing, during the buying and selling phase, and afterward? Knowing these principles isn't enough to immediately emulate them: the top-down thinking required before stock selection, developing a buying and selling strategy for profitable timing, and the imperative for risk management afterward.
Only by training and making it a habit can you truly utilize it for investment.
This book explains systematic investment methods so that anyone can develop the "investment mindset," which is essential for "winning investment," into a "habit."

“Analysis creates strategy, and strategy creates profits.”

Investors should never rely on intuition when choosing stocks.
Fundamental analysis to determine whether a company will grow; technical analysis to determine buy and sell timing by reading charts and indicators; and material analysis to interpret market news and issues.
Based on these clear indicators, you can establish a profitable strategy that is balanced and properly utilized.
Profit begins with perfect analysis.
Analysis is the minimum weapon needed to survive in the stock market.

With the right mindset, thorough analysis, and proven investment strategies, anyone can survive and ultimately win in the markets.
Only 10% take action and only 1% succeed.
Do you want to become a "winning investor"? If so, read this book right now and take action starting today.

To control your psychology and understand the movements of the market, you must understand the characteristics of the market and recognize the unfolding situation.
If you can read the psychology of the main players (powers, whales, smart money, etc.) who create the market flow and follow the money flow, and believe that the trend of money flow has a pattern, you can gain a slight advantage in probability.
The belief that we may lose the battle, but we can win the war, can calm our minds.
---From "The Unconditionally Winning Stock Investment Mindset"

The stock market always presents us with uncertain challenges.
In a market like this, we must consider the fundamental question: “How should we invest?”
Knowing how to invest requires a proper understanding of the market structure and mechanisms.
Based on this, you can make wise investment decisions to survive and make time work for you.
That is an important prerequisite to becoming a successful investor.
Let's explore the three core approaches to becoming a successful investor—fundamental analysis, technical analysis, and material analysis—focused on the elements of "time, price, and pattern."
---From "An Analysis of Stock Investments That Always Win"

If we look at the fundamental aspects of the stock market we want to participate in, the stocks we trade are "units of capital of a corporation," and acquiring stocks is essentially the same as becoming a partial owner of that corporation.
So, what kind of company would we want to own? Naturally, we'd want to own stock in a company with sound finances and a high profit margin.
The process of identifying such companies is a "fundamental analysis" process, which involves quantitatively analyzing financial statements and qualitatively analyzing their future-oriented nature by examining their business models.
---From "Basic Analysis for Unconditional Winning"

Before learning about the types of candles, the first thing to understand and go over is the concept of a specific period.
Although time and duration are related concepts, they are often used interchangeably despite their different meanings and applications.
---From "Technical Analysis 1: Candlesticks That Always Win"

Whether or not to optimize moving averages depends on each investor's personal strategy.
However, we must seriously consider whether there is an optimal moving average that is suitable for all markets or for individual markets.
While some investors swear by optimization, evidence suggests that optimization isn't necessarily the right solution for every situation.
---From "Technical Analysis for Unconditional Winning 2 Moving Average"

Volume analysis can help traders better understand the trading patterns and behavior of a particular stock or market.
As a trader, you should be able to identify potential market reversals or continued trends through volume-based technical analysis.
Only then can you employ a strategy that suits you.
Therefore, volume analysis has become a very important tool to help make reliable investment decisions.
---From "Technical Analysis 3: Trading Volume That Always Wins"

The three universal elements needed for successful investing are trading strategy, money management, and mindset management.
If just one of these three collapses, investors will lose their balance.
That's why technical analysis tools like support and resistance are so important.
Support and resistance are closely related to real-world investment, including the basis for buying and selling, establishing trading strategies, and risk management, such as determining stop-loss levels and opportunity cost criteria.
Based on this, if you consistently execute your trading as planned, your trading strategy, money management, and mindset management will be balanced, creating a virtuous cycle.
---From "Technical Analysis for Unconditional Winning 4 Support and Resistance"

One of the reasons technical analysis is so valuable is that the psychology and behavior of market participants are constantly repeating themselves.
Technical analysis provides a basis for traders to think probabilistically, based on these past patterns.
Especially when a phenomenon is repeated in a specific section, leading to a specific result, we call it a pattern.
Once we understand the patterns, we have a basis for confidently predicting the future.
---From "Technical Analysis 5 Trends That Always Win"

A fractal is a complex and strange overall structure created by a simple structure that is constantly repeated, and has the characteristics of 'self-similarity' and 'recursiveness'.
Elliott argued that even in the case of analyzing the flow of stock prices, the phenomenon of fractals is observed.
That is, just as one large wave is divided into five rising waves and three falling waves, each wave is again made up of sub-waves of the same shape.
---From "Technical Analysis That Always Wins 6: Elliott Wave Theory"

The most important thing in stock investment is probabilistic thinking.
Even in uncertain situations, we must think objectively and logically to predict possibilities and outcomes as much as possible.
In the technical analysis section, 'overlap of evidence' was explained.
The more grounds you can intersect, the more probabilistic advantage you can gain.
Beyond technical analysis, the scope of overlap extends to markets, industries, materials, fundamentals, and technology.
Considering these five categories will help you develop a more probabilistic advantage over the stock's price and develop the best trading strategy.
---From "Material Analysis for Unconditional Victory"

Why is stock investing so difficult? It's because it requires synthesizing vast amounts of information, understanding strategies, behaviors, and even psychological factors, before taking action and taking responsibility for it.
In this process, each person's standards, principles, and methods are bound to be different.
This is also why the curriculum and the message delivered are all different depending on the author or instructor.
But if there is one thing that everyone equally emphasizes, it is the importance of cutting losses.
---From "The Psychology of Unconditional Winning Loss"

According to statistics, 94% to 97% of individual investors lose money, while only 3% to 6% make money.
Let's look at some other statistics.
It is said that in a competitive group with the same goal, only 10% of people take action, and only a small percentage of those 10% succeed.
The 3% to 6% of people mentioned above are those who have consistently corrected their problems through practice and ultimately achieved success as investors.
That road would never have been easy.

---From "The Unconditional Winning Routine"