
Invest rightly by standing on the shoulders of giants.
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Book Introduction
Cut your losses short, take your profits long, follow the trend!
From ultra-profitable investment strategies that work everywhere to analysis of strategic stock traps.
Mark Minervini, William O'Neill, Stan Weinstein
Investment giants' high-yield trading strategies are being applied to the domestic stock market.
★ Achieved 100% return for 3 consecutive years
★ Includes real-world examples of trend-following strategies tailored to the domestic stock market.
★ 14 Principles for High-Profit Investments with Good P&L
This book is the result of combining the proven investment principles of world-renowned investment experts such as Mark Minervini, William O'Neil, Stan Weinstein, and Peter Lynch with practical strategies tailored to the domestic stock market.
This book is based on the trading methods of several famous investors who have amassed great wealth, based on the "trend-following strategy."
We conduct fundamental analysis based on PEG, a strategy developed by Peter Lynch, a famous Wall Street hero, and technical analysis using trend-following trading strategies developed by Mark Minervini and William O'Neil.
The author of this book, 'Oltu', is an investor who has experienced both bull and bear markets.
Only after going through bankruptcy did I understand why so many famous investors claim that bankruptcy is how they become true investors.
As I became more humble about the market, I developed more discipline, self-discipline, and earnestness.
When my longing reached its peak, I experienced a calming of all my emotions.
Even when cutting losses or taking profits, he showed no emotion, as if he were a machine. He just acted like a robot following the rules.
From then on, I started to break away from impulsive trading, and my account's profits gradually began to grow.
Additionally, the author is one of the few operational stock analysis experts in the Korean market.
Based on extensive investment experience and market analysis, we focus on helping individual investors protect themselves and pursue profits amidst irrational market structures.
“I sincerely wish you success in your investment.”
From ultra-profitable investment strategies that work everywhere to analysis of strategic stock traps.
Mark Minervini, William O'Neill, Stan Weinstein
Investment giants' high-yield trading strategies are being applied to the domestic stock market.
★ Achieved 100% return for 3 consecutive years
★ Includes real-world examples of trend-following strategies tailored to the domestic stock market.
★ 14 Principles for High-Profit Investments with Good P&L
This book is the result of combining the proven investment principles of world-renowned investment experts such as Mark Minervini, William O'Neil, Stan Weinstein, and Peter Lynch with practical strategies tailored to the domestic stock market.
This book is based on the trading methods of several famous investors who have amassed great wealth, based on the "trend-following strategy."
We conduct fundamental analysis based on PEG, a strategy developed by Peter Lynch, a famous Wall Street hero, and technical analysis using trend-following trading strategies developed by Mark Minervini and William O'Neil.
The author of this book, 'Oltu', is an investor who has experienced both bull and bear markets.
Only after going through bankruptcy did I understand why so many famous investors claim that bankruptcy is how they become true investors.
As I became more humble about the market, I developed more discipline, self-discipline, and earnestness.
When my longing reached its peak, I experienced a calming of all my emotions.
Even when cutting losses or taking profits, he showed no emotion, as if he were a machine. He just acted like a robot following the rules.
From then on, I started to break away from impulsive trading, and my account's profits gradually began to grow.
Additionally, the author is one of the few operational stock analysis experts in the Korean market.
Based on extensive investment experience and market analysis, we focus on helping individual investors protect themselves and pursue profits amidst irrational market structures.
“I sincerely wish you success in your investment.”
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To begin with
From high-yield investment methods that work anywhere
"Invest Right" with Operational Stock Trap Analysis
Chapter 1: Why Should We Study Economics?
01 Smart Investor vs. Ignorant Investor
02 Stock index that precedes everything
Chapter 2: Operation: The True Face of That Sweet Temptation
01 Operational flow using convertible bonds
02 Representative domestic operational stock cases
03 The Real Reason Why Operation Stock is Scary
04 Operational Leadership Sometimes Selling at a Loss
Chapter 3: Why 90% of Stock Investors Lose Money
01 Human nature is anti-investment.
① Acrophobia ② Anxiety about uncertainty ③ Fear of loss (loss aversion bias) ④ Errors related to choice support bias ⑤ Temptation of irregular response reinforcement
02 Is diversification really safe?
03 The misconception that large-cap stocks will always rise
04 Why it falls when you buy and rises when you sell
Chapter 4: How to Profit from Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
○ Fundamental Analysis
01 How to Read Difficult Financial Statements in 3 Minutes
02 Analyst's data is for reference only.
○ Technical Analysis
01 Trade industry leaders.
02 Follow the market trends
① Mark Minervini's gradual betting ② Stan Weinstein's 30-week moving average ③ Breakout of the downward trend line
03 Trade only at good entry points.
① Buy at the breakout point after a long adjustment.
[Oltu's Buy Section 1]
[Oltu's Buy Section 2]
② Do not buy in sideways or corrective positions.
③ Even if you fail to break through, keep paying attention.
[Oltu's Buy Section 3]
04 Squat
05 Failure to break through (violation of rules)
06 Pay close attention to stocks that break through the reporting price.
07 Trade only strong stocks that beat the market index.
08 Learn how to read the Hogachang
○ Psychological Methods
01 Keep your profit and loss ratio
02 Go against your nature
① Never ride the wave ② Keep your losses short ③ Don't be swayed by emotions
Chapter 5: Follow the 14 VMS Investment Principles! (Alltwo's Investment Method)
VMS Principle Step 1: The market index trend will be upward.
VMS Principle Step 2: Expected future earnings per share growth rate will be high.
Through the 3-step adjustment of the VMS principle, a consistent pattern is created, and strong trading volume is generated when breaking through.
The stock price will reach a historic high when it breaks through the 4th stage of the VMS principle.
Buy after confirming that the VMS principle 5 stage has been broken.
VMS Principle 6: The relative strength (RS) of the index will be high compared to the market index.
VMS Principle 7 Steps: Long take-profit, short stop-loss
The most important step in the 8 steps of the VMS principle is managing bankruptcy risk.
VMS Principle Step 9 PEG < 1x (PEG = PER / average growth rate over the next 3-5 years)
VMS Principle 10: Selling should be done sharply and strictly according to the principles.
If this is the fourth breakout after adjusting the 11 steps of the VMS principle, approach cautiously.
VMS Principle 12 Steps: At least 50-day, 150-day, and 200-day moving averages are aligned.
VMS Principle 13: Wait patiently until the stop loss price is reached.
Finally, here are the 14 steps of the VMS Principle: Things to check daily:
Chapter 6: How to Get Out of an Investment Slump
01 Opportunity comes again.
First, rest
02 Use the trading technique you are most confident in.
03 Experience the joy of success with confident trading techniques.
04 Never be impatient and stick to your principles.
05 A positive mind brings success.
In conclusion
From high-yield investment methods that work anywhere
"Invest Right" with Operational Stock Trap Analysis
Chapter 1: Why Should We Study Economics?
01 Smart Investor vs. Ignorant Investor
02 Stock index that precedes everything
Chapter 2: Operation: The True Face of That Sweet Temptation
01 Operational flow using convertible bonds
02 Representative domestic operational stock cases
03 The Real Reason Why Operation Stock is Scary
04 Operational Leadership Sometimes Selling at a Loss
Chapter 3: Why 90% of Stock Investors Lose Money
01 Human nature is anti-investment.
① Acrophobia ② Anxiety about uncertainty ③ Fear of loss (loss aversion bias) ④ Errors related to choice support bias ⑤ Temptation of irregular response reinforcement
02 Is diversification really safe?
03 The misconception that large-cap stocks will always rise
04 Why it falls when you buy and rises when you sell
Chapter 4: How to Profit from Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
○ Fundamental Analysis
01 How to Read Difficult Financial Statements in 3 Minutes
02 Analyst's data is for reference only.
○ Technical Analysis
01 Trade industry leaders.
02 Follow the market trends
① Mark Minervini's gradual betting ② Stan Weinstein's 30-week moving average ③ Breakout of the downward trend line
03 Trade only at good entry points.
① Buy at the breakout point after a long adjustment.
[Oltu's Buy Section 1]
[Oltu's Buy Section 2]
② Do not buy in sideways or corrective positions.
③ Even if you fail to break through, keep paying attention.
[Oltu's Buy Section 3]
04 Squat
05 Failure to break through (violation of rules)
06 Pay close attention to stocks that break through the reporting price.
07 Trade only strong stocks that beat the market index.
08 Learn how to read the Hogachang
○ Psychological Methods
01 Keep your profit and loss ratio
02 Go against your nature
① Never ride the wave ② Keep your losses short ③ Don't be swayed by emotions
Chapter 5: Follow the 14 VMS Investment Principles! (Alltwo's Investment Method)
VMS Principle Step 1: The market index trend will be upward.
VMS Principle Step 2: Expected future earnings per share growth rate will be high.
Through the 3-step adjustment of the VMS principle, a consistent pattern is created, and strong trading volume is generated when breaking through.
The stock price will reach a historic high when it breaks through the 4th stage of the VMS principle.
Buy after confirming that the VMS principle 5 stage has been broken.
VMS Principle 6: The relative strength (RS) of the index will be high compared to the market index.
VMS Principle 7 Steps: Long take-profit, short stop-loss
The most important step in the 8 steps of the VMS principle is managing bankruptcy risk.
VMS Principle Step 9 PEG < 1x (PEG = PER / average growth rate over the next 3-5 years)
VMS Principle 10: Selling should be done sharply and strictly according to the principles.
If this is the fourth breakout after adjusting the 11 steps of the VMS principle, approach cautiously.
VMS Principle 12 Steps: At least 50-day, 150-day, and 200-day moving averages are aligned.
VMS Principle 13: Wait patiently until the stop loss price is reached.
Finally, here are the 14 steps of the VMS Principle: Things to check daily:
Chapter 6: How to Get Out of an Investment Slump
01 Opportunity comes again.
First, rest
02 Use the trading technique you are most confident in.
03 Experience the joy of success with confident trading techniques.
04 Never be impatient and stick to your principles.
05 A positive mind brings success.
In conclusion
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Into the book
More than 90% of people lose money investing in stocks.
The reasons are countless and varied, including a wrong approach to stock investment, the influence of psychology on trading, beginner's luck, a misunderstanding of the stock market, and bad trading habits.
I've met countless investors who suffered investment losses due to incorrect investment methods and then blamed the market for no reason, saying that the domestic stock market was not working.
They also blame the market, saying that stocks are a matter of luck or gambling.
But is this really something that can be attributed to luck alone?
--- From "Starting"
“When the tide goes out, you can tell who is swimming in their swimsuits and who is swimming naked.”
The onset of the bear market that came with quantitative easing in 2022 was the moment when, after the liquidity rally, it became clear who was swimming in swimsuits and who was swimming naked.
Moreover, such cases have been repeated countless times from the past to the present, and I am certain that they will continue to be repeated in the future as long as human investment psychology remains unchanged.
--- From Chapter 1, “Why Should We Study Economics?”
Just hearing the word "operation week" makes me excited and scared.
Operation stocks can also rise in price without any positive announcements or performance, as stock price manipulation forces quietly buy up stocks, as in the 2007 Lubo incident or the 2023 SG Securities stock price decline incident.
Additionally, some people use the media to make positive announcements, causing stock prices to skyrocket, and then offload their holdings to individual investors.
--- From "Chapter 2 Operation: The True Face of That Sweet Temptation"
If you have chosen good stocks in a rising market, there may be temporary adjustments, but they will grow together with the index.
However, if you cannot withstand the brief adjustment and easily change stocks to focus on other stocks that are rising rapidly, your account will disappear like melting snow in no time.
--- From "Chapter 3: Why 90% of Stock Investors Lose Money"
Now I would like to tell you my trading principles.
These principles were not developed by me, but rather learned from the experiences of countless successful investors.
They too hoped that this trend-following strategy would help shorten the learning curve for many people, and I agree.
The trading principles explained from now on can be said to be a miniature version of the investment methods introduced previously.
The reasons are countless and varied, including a wrong approach to stock investment, the influence of psychology on trading, beginner's luck, a misunderstanding of the stock market, and bad trading habits.
I've met countless investors who suffered investment losses due to incorrect investment methods and then blamed the market for no reason, saying that the domestic stock market was not working.
They also blame the market, saying that stocks are a matter of luck or gambling.
But is this really something that can be attributed to luck alone?
--- From "Starting"
“When the tide goes out, you can tell who is swimming in their swimsuits and who is swimming naked.”
The onset of the bear market that came with quantitative easing in 2022 was the moment when, after the liquidity rally, it became clear who was swimming in swimsuits and who was swimming naked.
Moreover, such cases have been repeated countless times from the past to the present, and I am certain that they will continue to be repeated in the future as long as human investment psychology remains unchanged.
--- From Chapter 1, “Why Should We Study Economics?”
Just hearing the word "operation week" makes me excited and scared.
Operation stocks can also rise in price without any positive announcements or performance, as stock price manipulation forces quietly buy up stocks, as in the 2007 Lubo incident or the 2023 SG Securities stock price decline incident.
Additionally, some people use the media to make positive announcements, causing stock prices to skyrocket, and then offload their holdings to individual investors.
--- From "Chapter 2 Operation: The True Face of That Sweet Temptation"
If you have chosen good stocks in a rising market, there may be temporary adjustments, but they will grow together with the index.
However, if you cannot withstand the brief adjustment and easily change stocks to focus on other stocks that are rising rapidly, your account will disappear like melting snow in no time.
--- From "Chapter 3: Why 90% of Stock Investors Lose Money"
Now I would like to tell you my trading principles.
These principles were not developed by me, but rather learned from the experiences of countless successful investors.
They too hoped that this trend-following strategy would help shorten the learning curve for many people, and I agree.
The trading principles explained from now on can be said to be a miniature version of the investment methods introduced previously.
--- From "Follow the 14 VMS Investment Principles in Chapter 5!"
Publisher's Review
From high-yield investment methods that work anywhere
Analysis of the operational ship's trap
Following a trend-following trading strategy is never easy.
Even most successful investors only have a 40-50% success rate per stock.
However, they made a fortune by closely observing market trends and holding onto profits for a long time and cutting losses quickly when opportunities arose.
This strategy is considered to be a very effective method for stock investment, as most winners of the prestigious National Investment Competition use it.
Therefore, to make a profit from investing, you need to consistently repeat this strategy and be disciplined in accepting losses.
This is because it allows you to suppress your instincts and trade faithfully according to the rules.
“People who work hard and do it the wrong way will only end up ingraining bad habits and incorrect trading techniques.”
_ Mark Minervini
Who should read this book
- Investors who continue to accumulate losses due to incorrect investment methods
- Investors who want to understand the domestic operational flow (with actual examples)
- Investors who want to achieve financial freedom
- Investors who want to easily analyze financial statements and charts.
- Investors who want to succeed in the domestic stock market
- Investors who want to know the commonalities of stocks that have risen significantly
The basic framework of a trend-following trading strategy
- Follow the trend
- Keep your cuts short.
- Keep the cut long.
It seems simple, but it is not an easy principle.
But let's not forget that countless investors have made a fortune using this strategy.
This book was completed through a lot of verification, hard work, and countless trials and errors in the market.
I hope this will help you understand why you're losing money and help you move towards more successful investing.
I also hope that this book will be a constant companion, providing nourishment and inspiration to your heart whenever you need it.
Analysis of the operational ship's trap
Following a trend-following trading strategy is never easy.
Even most successful investors only have a 40-50% success rate per stock.
However, they made a fortune by closely observing market trends and holding onto profits for a long time and cutting losses quickly when opportunities arose.
This strategy is considered to be a very effective method for stock investment, as most winners of the prestigious National Investment Competition use it.
Therefore, to make a profit from investing, you need to consistently repeat this strategy and be disciplined in accepting losses.
This is because it allows you to suppress your instincts and trade faithfully according to the rules.
“People who work hard and do it the wrong way will only end up ingraining bad habits and incorrect trading techniques.”
_ Mark Minervini
Who should read this book
- Investors who continue to accumulate losses due to incorrect investment methods
- Investors who want to understand the domestic operational flow (with actual examples)
- Investors who want to achieve financial freedom
- Investors who want to easily analyze financial statements and charts.
- Investors who want to succeed in the domestic stock market
- Investors who want to know the commonalities of stocks that have risen significantly
The basic framework of a trend-following trading strategy
- Follow the trend
- Keep your cuts short.
- Keep the cut long.
It seems simple, but it is not an easy principle.
But let's not forget that countless investors have made a fortune using this strategy.
This book was completed through a lot of verification, hard work, and countless trials and errors in the market.
I hope this will help you understand why you're losing money and help you move towards more successful investing.
I also hope that this book will be a constant companion, providing nourishment and inspiration to your heart whenever you need it.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 17, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 336 pages | 608g | 152*224*21mm
- ISBN13: 9791172101381
- ISBN10: 1172101388
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