preface

1.
As you go in

Have you ever been kicked by a running horse?
Wouldn't you have to meet rich friends to become rich?
How many and what kind of chickens do you have in your coop?
There is no reason not to go up in any category.
A Brief Understanding of the RSI Indicator

2.
Index trading items

What is the first thing you should learn when investing in stocks?
Let's study stock indices
Understanding stock index trends through trend lines
Important issues and solutions
ETF products that profit from rising stock indices
Individual stocks that benefit from rising stock indices
ETF products that profit from falling stock prices
In conclusion

3.
Industry trading items

Before investing in individual stocks, let's invest with a view to the industry as a whole.
semiconductor industry
automotive industry
Secondary battery industry
Pharmaceutical and bio industries
In conclusion

4.
Dividend investment items

Dividend stock investment from a supply and demand perspective
Dividend stock investment made easier with changes in dividend policy.
Dividend-related rules that are easy to understand
Let's study dividend stock investing through real-world examples.
Finding Dividend Stocks I
Finding Dividend Stocks II
Investment using dividend-related ETF products
ETF products that provide monthly dividends
In conclusion

5.
Stocks to trade during market shocks and index declines

War (and armed conflict, fear of war)
Epidemic
interest rate hike
In conclusion

6.
Seasonal trading items

Seasonal stocks - Flexible management of stocks that exhibit regular recurrence.
Spring: Stocks related to fine dust and yellow dust
Summer: Rainy season and typhoon damage cleanup activities - pesticides and fertilizers
Summer: Rainy Season and Typhoon Damage Cleanup Activities - Waste Disposal
Summer: Vacations and Travel Abroad
Summer: Hot and humid air conditioning
Fall/Winter: Avian influenza, foot-and-mouth disease, African swine fever
In conclusion

7.
Bitcoin-related trading items

A look at Bitcoin's stock price movement
Trading Bitcoin-related stocks: Woori Technology Investment
In conclusion

8.
Oil-related trading items

Causes of rising oil prices
The standard for understanding oil prices: WTI prices
Stocks that benefit from rising oil prices
Stocks that benefit from falling oil prices
In conclusion

Special Appendix: Oversold's Favorite Items

Conclusion
Let's open an ISA account
Keep track of your interests
If you want to trade various stocks

7 Ways to Select Stocks of Interest for Trading

① Index Trading: The author says that beginners in the stock market should learn to trade based on stock indices that reflect the overall market situation rather than chasing individual stocks.
The author explains how to identify the upward and downward trends of stock indices using the RSI auxiliary indicator and trend lines, and shows how to profit from both upward and downward movements of stock indices.
This is investing in listed index funds (ETFs) offered by various domestic and foreign asset management companies.
ETF products that reflect the overall KOSPI market situation are like diversifying investments across all stocks, so they can generate more stable profits compared to the risk of trading individual stocks.
In particular, by applying the 'low-price buying technique' to various products, such as leveraged ETF products that provide two to three times the return during a rising stock price period and inverse ETF products that generate returns by investing during a falling stock price period, you can reliably generate profits during both rising and falling stock prices.


② Industry Trading: If a specific industry is booming, industry trading guarantees higher profits than index trading targeting the entire market.
Even at this time, you can reduce investment risk by investing in ETF products that invest in entire industries rather than specific companies.
The author introduces representative ETF products focusing on the semiconductor, automobile, secondary battery, and pharmaceutical/bio industries, where Korea has global competitiveness.


③ Dividend Stock Trading: Stocks that pay dividends not only offer dividend income, but also have a high probability of attracting a large number of buyers seeking the yield. Therefore, by increasing your holdings and then selling them before the ex-dividend date, you can profit from price differences.
The author provides detailed guidance on how to trade dividend stocks, from explaining dividend-related terms to checking the dividend schedule, reading dividend decision announcements, dividend-related ETF products, and even actual dividend stock trading examples.


④ Trading during market shocks: This is an investment method that prepares for market shocks such as war, epidemics, and interest rate hikes by purchasing stocks that are likely to benefit in advance at low prices.
Specifically, the author focuses on oil and shipping-related stocks during the Middle East conflict, natural gas and grain/food production-related stocks during the Ukraine-Russia conflict, rare earth-related stocks during the US-China conflict, and gold and weapons-related stocks during the defense industry.
In the event of a major pandemic like COVID-19, stocks to watch include those related to masks, hand sanitizers, and diagnostic kits. In the event of an interest rate hike, keep an eye on banking and insurance stocks.


⑤ Seasonal Trading: This section covers stocks related to events that recur periodically each year, such as fine dust and yellow dust in the spring (e.g., air purifier filters), monsoon rains and typhoons in the summer (pesticides, fertilizers, and waste disposal due to crop damage), vacations and overseas travel (beach fashion, travel agencies, air conditioning), and livestock infectious diseases such as avian influenza and foot-and-mouth disease in the fall and winter (veterinary medicine).


⑥ Bitcoin-related trading: This article introduces a safe way to generate profits by investing in Bitcoin-related stocks without directly investing in high-risk cryptocurrencies.


⑦Oil-related trading: We examine stocks that benefit from rising oil prices (oil refining and oil sales-related stocks) and stocks that benefit from falling oil prices (Korea Electric Power Corporation, Korean Air, KCC, etc.).


In this special appendix, Oversold introduces and explains the '113 Oversold's Favorite Stocks' that he usually pays attention to and enjoys trading, along with charts from the past two years and four months.