preface

Daughter, let's study stocks 1.
Why should you invest in stocks?

How much money do you need to achieve financial freedom?
What kind of life do you want to live?
Have values ​​about money
Increasing risk increases investment returns.
Don't be too trusting or too distrustful
Innovation spreads over time.
Where does the money go?
Know exactly what you're buying
Investing in stocks is like surfing.

Daughter, let's study stocks 2.
Set your own principles

Compound Interest: Remember the Rule of 72
Safety device: Don't try to win money
Asset Allocation: Float Like a Butterfly, Sting Like a Bee
Long-Term Investing: Study Thoroughly Before You Begin
Insight: Study and research constantly.
Diversification: My New Job as a Portfolio Manager
Leveraged Investing: Never Invest with Borrowed Money
Market Forecasting: All Forecasters Are Fraudsters
Principle: Try to practice the principle.

Daughter, let's study stocks 3.
A proper strategy is essential

DCA Accumulative Investment: Good when the stock market is rising.
Value investing: Buy stocks cheaply, no matter what.
Growth Investing: Invest in Companies with Strong Potential
Momentum Investing: The Right-Holding Will Keep Going Up?
Buying and Selling Timing: Crisis is Opportunity
Taking Profits and Hedging Losses: When to Reap the Fruit?

Daughter, let's study stocks 4.
Think from the perspective of the master

As time goes by, everything eventually goes up.
Look at the intrinsic value hidden behind the stock price.
Don't be swayed by the media
Don't regret it.
Opportunity comes again
Get into the habit of buying in installments when the market is at its lowest.
Don't pick flowers and water the weeds.
Listen to the words of a good mentor.

Daughter, let's study stocks 5.
Things to keep in mind to become rich

Long-term stock investing is like life.
The past cannot tell the future.
Adjust your portfolio flexibly in times of crisis.
Patience is more important than passion
Hold on to the waiting time well
Give up the greed to make money and try not to lose it.
Don't be confident, look at the market humbly.
What's done is done.
A true expert doesn't linger around stocks.
Don't invest like a moth, fly like a butterfly.
Invest like you're playing a chessboard.
If you believed and invested, don't waver and just watch.
Individuals have more time and flexibility than institutions.
There is no such thing as a 'god's move'
Maintain the same initial enthusiasm and passion you had when you first invested.
If you don't give up and keep looking, you'll see the end of the tunnel.

Appendix: Am I a Hungry Kid or a Master?

Why should you invest for the long term?

Long-term investments are risky and subject to significant adjustments, so many people are reluctant to buy stocks and hold them for a long time for fear of losing half their value along the way.
On the other hand, many people believe that short-term trading is less likely to result in loss than long-term investing because they can withdraw money immediately upon detecting losses and risks.
However, technical short-term trading through chart analysis is the domain of professional traders who require a lot of study.
Individual investors who lack information are more likely to lose money and fail in these professional fields.

Of course, it is true that long-term investing requires more patience than short-term investing, and it clearly carries its own risks.
However, if you look at asset maintenance from a long-term perspective, you can expect large profits through not only asset value increases through inflation, but also stock price increases due to growth and compound interest effects.
If you understand the power of compound interest, investing in the stock market for a long time while taking appropriate risks will increase your chances of becoming wealthy.
In fact, the masters look at the stock market with a long-term perspective of at least five years.
Most of the investment gurus we know, such as Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, became wealthy through long-term investment.
Among experts, very few have become rich through short-term trading alone.

This book covers the general principles and philosophy of stock investment, practical techniques, and response strategies.
It teaches you how to choose companies to invest in, establish your own principles, and develop strategies for responding appropriately to changes in the stock market, as well as how to stay calm when times are tough and what to keep in mind to become wealthy.

Build your retirement savings with long-term stock investments.

The stock market has recently experienced a historic downturn, but this phenomenon is a process, not a result.
If you look at stock investment from a long-term perspective, even if you lose money for a year or two, you can easily see that you will make a lot of profit in a bull market later on, so when you average it out over several years, short-term losses do not have a significant impact on your overall profits.
Still, most people are so disheartened by the losses they incur in a year or two that they even give up investing in stocks.
In reality, even if you lose 20-30% over one or two years, if you make an average return of more than 10% over five years, it is considered a great success, and if you factor in the compounding effect, you can more than double your return within seven years.

Long-term investing usually refers to investing in stocks for a period of five years or more, or until retirement.
In the investment market, those who are patient and prepared are more likely to succeed than those who are smart.
The author suggests that to lead a life of financial freedom, you should plan your retirement savings through long-term investments from your early years in society.
Long-term investments allow you to enjoy the benefits of compound interest without being significantly affected by market fluctuations.
If you choose a good company, its stock price will rise in the long run as the company's sales and profits continue to improve along with rising asset prices due to inflation.
Setting achievable goals and investing in them will help you live happier lives today without having to stop investing in your future.

Recommendation

- I'm learning the basics of stock investing and a positive, patient mindset in Mituri Village, which has helped me overcome many of my fears as a beginner investor.
-hyuk*****

With Mituri Village, you can experience the charm and joy of long-term investment through understanding the intrinsic value of a company and practicing investment principles, without being swayed by stock price volatility.
-blood***

- In these difficult times, we are faced with the prospect of a bright and hopeful future.
-pi*********

- I think belief in good stocks is really important.
It may be going down now, but I believe that it will reach its target someday.
I hope this will be a happy investment.
-go*

- I was wondering when I would become a queen ant, but hearing the professor's specific words gave me hope.
Let's all retire as super ants! - La*****

- If you follow everything without fear even though you are not good at it, you will lose your principles and eventually your heart will break…
I'm so grateful that I met you, Professor, when I was just wandering around the ocean, all alone.
-He*******