Successful Stock Investing: Sniper Trading Method and Strategies

Belief in oneself and firm investment philosophy, not doubting despite losses, are crucial for success in stock trading.

### Cheonjiin Sniper Trading Method: How to Find and Trade Stocks with Confidence and Patience
* 🎯 Author Seong Hyeon-woo created the Cheonjiin Investment Law Sniper Trading Method, which helped him amass a fortune of **55 billion won in 5 years** with an initial investment of **10 million won**.
* 📚 The structure of the book "Ant 5 Years, 55 Billion After Tax" begins by **explaining how to find your own trading method and its importance**, then describes the **Cheonjiin Investment Law Sniper Trading Method with practical examples**, and ends with content on **mindset, flow, and new methods**.
* 💪 Seong Hyeon-woo believes that the key to success in stock trading lies in **finding a trading method that suits your own environment and yourself**.
* 🧠 The **10,000-hour rule** applies to stock investment, and Seong Hyeon-woo spent over **1,000 hours studying stocks** before feeling that his trading had improved.
* 📉 The Kostolany Egg Model and Livermore's three mountains concept are timeless principles that emphasize **buying low and selling high**.
* 🕰 The "Heaven and Earth" investment method involves understanding the **spirit of the times**, waiting for the **right timing**, and recognizing stocks with **accumulated energy**.
* 🎯 Seong Hyeon-woo's Sniper Trading Method focuses on **concentrated investments**, following **trends**, and cutting losses while letting **profits run**.
* 💰 Profits in stock trading are proportional to the size of **fear, pain, and suffering one can overcome**.

Even if there is a loss, sometimes, even if you decide to take a loss, do not doubt yourself. If I don't trust myself, no one else in the world will trust me. Techniques vary depending on the situation, but investment philosophy and belief in oneself should always be firm. If you fall, just start over. It just takes time. Hello, this is Likebook. The book I'm going to introduce today is Ant 5 Years, 55 Billion After Tax. The author is Seong Hyeon-woo, and the publisher is Moru Publishing. Author Seong Hyeon-woo, even though he has a profession as a doctor, felt he couldn't guarantee the future and decided to start stock investing. Diversification is commonly known as the right way to invest, but author Seong Hyeon-woo mostly goes all-in on one stock, which is like a risky move of putting all eggs in one basket. However, he is not someone who invests like gambling in excitement. He is extremely cautious about risk management and prior research.

After studying the subject a lot, this person invests with various convictions based on their own trading method, Cheonjiin Investment Law Sniper Trading Method, which they created after studying a lot. They have made a fortune of 55 billion won in 5 years with an initial investment of 10 million won. I think it's a great book that shows how important it is to find a trading method that suits your own environment and yourself. The structure of the video is as follows: in the beginning, it explains how to find your own trading method and its importance; in the middle, it describes the Cheonjiin Investment Law Sniper Trading Method and provides practical examples; in the end, it is composed of content that helps with the flow, mentality, and new methods. Since it's impossible to cover everything in the video, I believe that reading the book after watching the video will be even more helpful. I have extracted parts that inspired me and parts that may be helpful to you.

I have created a video. Just play it and listen comfortably. I hope this video will be very helpful to you. Becoming a billionaire from 300 million to 5.5 billion at the age of 39, I looked back on what I had in my life, which I had been running through in a hurry. I was married, but I had no money in my hands. I had an old apartment in Anyang acquired through a 2 billion won mortgage and a negative bank account loan of 1 billion won, totaling 3 billion won. And all I had after spending 99 years acquiring a small school and professional qualifications was assets filled with just light. Moreover, my wife was pregnant with our second child, so as a head of the family, I couldn't help but feel the weight on my shoulders. During my residency, I thought that just obtaining professional qualifications would lead to a smooth life, but what I felt after actually obtaining the qualifications was the frustration and disappointment that life is not that easy. If I say this, the doctor might think I'm being arrogant.

I thought that as a doctor, I wouldn't have to worry about making a living, but reality did not fulfill my expectations. If I continued like this, it seemed impossible to buy my own house for a lifetime. Time passed, and I realized that property prices would only go up. I couldn't go on like this. I felt that I had to do something. So, I thought about stocks. With a desperate mindset that there was no other solution besides stocks, I started investing. Five years have passed since then. Starting from a debt of minus 300 million won, which combined a lease loan and overdraft, in the late summer of 2021, I became the owner of a national average-sized apartment in Gangnam, Seoul, without any loans. I have also built up assets to the extent that they are no longer overshadowed by the number of patients or medical income. I was able to develop my own investment strategy that suited my situation of having to see patients every day through long-term practice and effort. My stock journey over the past five years.

I hope that the record of investment experience and know-how will become a methodology that lightens the heavy shoulders of the stock investors in South Korea who dream of the future. I was different from the typical investors in the beginning. After starting investing, for the first three years, I read almost 100 stock books, more than 30 books a year whenever I had spare time. Among the books that impressed me the most, there is Love Money, Be Cold, by Andre Kostolany. This book is still my go-to whenever I struggle or when my trading gets complicated. One of the most famous stories in this book is Kostolany's Egg Investment Model. To briefly explain the Kostolany Egg Model in the book, at the beginning of an uptrend, the crowd is always indifferent. Therefore, the faithful and lonely buyers buy in this phase. And then, as the uptrend strengthens...

As trading volume increases and stock prices rise, crowds gradually block the smell and approach. From this point on, the believers start selling in splits, and when it becomes an overheated zone, trading volume surges. At this point, the believers sell all the quantities they bought in the lower zone. Excited crowds enthusiastically buy in this zone. Where there is an increase, there will be a decrease, right? Now, in the early stages of decline, when the stock prices that seemed to go up to the end of the universe suddenly turn, the crowds begin to calm down. At this point, truly stubborn individuals either hold on or engage in averaging down through additional purchases. Oh, they think the stock price has dropped now, so they engage in averaging down in this zone. As this continues, when the decline intensifies and completely collapses from this point, the crowds who bought at the peak become confused, and that's when a rapid decline that triggers selling emerges. Even in this phase, they continue averaging down to the end.

Fools are talking about gathering here, and the fools who used to dive in and endure until the end start selling. From this point on, the believers begin buying again. That's why the graph is heading towards buying again. When there is a turnaround from the end of the decline to the beginning of the rise, the believers make lonely purchases. And during the overheating of the rise and the beginning of the decline, excited speculators buy. The essence of André Kostolany's egg is very simple, but everything about stocks is included. Our subscribers, we hope you don't get excited and buy during the overheating or the beginning of the decline. The core story of the Kostolany egg model is this: in everything in the world, there is a cycle, and only those who have the courage to buy when no one is interested and the self-restraint to sell when others are excited can succeed.

Survival is what matters. Among the accounts of small investors who jumped into the stock market, 95% are in the negative, while only 5% have made profits. In fact, the basic principle of all investments in the world is to buy low and sell high. When should you buy cheap? It's when fear and panic are rampant. Then when should you sell at a high price? It's when the market is full of greed. Successful investors are those who can face fear, part with greed, but this goes against human nature, so only a very few people succeed. There is another book that had a big impact on my stock investments. It's Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre. It's a biography of Jesse Livermore, who in the 18th century, 300 years ago, gained insight into how stocks move from the bottom to the top. As you may have seen, it's about how he understood the movement of stocks from 3 to 3000 in the stock market.

At points like this, draw a double peak or a mountain and go down. And when the stock price is in the bottom range, draw a double bottom or a triple bottom, and the stock price goes up. So, this is the buying point, and the moment when this neckline bends and collapses is the selling point. Realizing this 300 years ago is truly insight and wisdom. The concept of heaven and three mountains that he described 300 years ago is still applied in the market. Even though technology has advanced and the world has changed, the psychology of those who make market prices has not changed, whether in the past or now. Only the form of trading has changed, but the essence has not changed. Next is a conversation between a failed investor and a monk when the investor entered the temple empty-handed. What are you doing lying down? I have nothing else to do, so I am just lying down. Come here, do you see that flag over there?

The monk pointed out the flag being spread by hand. For example, children, why do you think that flag is shaking? It's because the wind is blowing, so it shakes. When you hear the flag shaking, you can hear your mind. Therefore, after meeting Director Honma, it seemed as if he was hit on the head with a hammer and fell into shock, gaining great enlightenment. Since then, he never lost and even achieved great success, earning the nickname God of Trading. After meeting Director Honma, rather than looking at prices or fluctuating market conditions, I tried to understand my mental state and the mind of the market creator. It seems to have taken about three years to truly understand the meaning of the words, The flag is shaking because your mind is shaking. If my mind shakes with the fluctuating market conditions, I cannot succeed in stocks. The classic books on investment have their reasons. I tried to understand these books as best as I could.

As you read and trade, your own style naturally emerges. There is no shortcut to finding an investment style that suits you in stock trading. If your trading style doesn't match Warren Buffett's trading method, it's useless. I, too, tried various things in my early days, such as short-term trading, betting on closing prices, betting on opening prices, and had diverse experiences, but the results were not satisfactory. I made mistakes for over a year like that. As someone with a main job, the trading method that best suits my lifestyle was swing trading. I, as a non-professional, pondered for a long time to find an investment style that suits me well, and I found my own trading method that meets three conditions. A suitable time frame for me is typically one to two months, or up to six months for swing trading to show results. The selection of stocks that suit me includes market-leading stocks, attention-grabbing stocks, and turnaround stocks. The suitable quantity and types of stocks for me are...

Focusing on one type of investment is suitable for some people. After considering three conditions, a conclusion was drawn to choose only one and discard the rest. It seems to have taken about two years to develop this trading style. As you get older, it is said that to succeed, you need to enhance your weaknesses and leverage your strengths. It's obvious that it takes a lot of time to cover your weaknesses, but there isn't enough time to leverage your strengths. Investors with a personality trait need to leverage their strengths according to that trait to succeed in investing. Different investors have different styles, so you need to start by finding a trading method that brings you profits and suits you well. Finding your trading style is something you need to do yourself rather than relying on others, and it's a process of self-discovery. If you wear clothes that don't suit you, you'll be constantly uncomfortable. First of all, through various experiences, you need to figure out what kind of clothes suit you.

Finding what is more important than anything else, even if you have a hundred books, if you do not practice dancing, it won't be helpful to read knowledge a hundred times. The greatest teacher in the stock market is the market that changes every day. Books and theories are just reference materials. It is more important to accumulate practical investment experience, even if it is a small amount. You need to repeat investments that do not fail in practice and make them your own style. Even money has a personality. Not all money is the same. Money without patience cannot defeat patient money. In the stock market, sometimes waiting, even long waiting, is necessary. The reason why foreigners and institutions beat individual investors is that their money has more patience than individual investors. The difference between investment and speculation. In stock trading, you often see investors who want stable profits, but without taking any risks, they just want to make a lot of money. I'm sorry, but such investments do not exist in the world. Frankly speaking.

Investing in stocks itself is already risky. However, the size of the risk varies depending on the stock and the individual's risk tolerance. Even if I personally don't consider it a big risk, someone else may act as if the world is about to end. Even if we invest in the same stock, some may make a 10% profit while others make a 30% profit. Some may become greedy, aiming for a 50% profit, end up not even breaking even, and even create a negative account. If at any moment you feel like you are pushing yourself too hard while investing, you need to ask yourself how much risk you can handle not when things are going well, but when they are not. What we should always keep in mind when investing in stocks is being aware of the size of the risk we are willing to bear. Stocks naturally come with risks. It is a game that starts with taking risks.

If you can bear the risk yourself, it is an investment, and if you cannot bear it when you collapse, I think it is speculation. That is the criterion for investment and speculation as I see it. I have experienced countless failures and collapses. Each time, I was able to rise again because when I deemed it unbearable, I boldly cut my losses, no matter how large the amount or painful it was, and started over. Anyone can succeed when things are going well. However, it is when things are tough and difficult, when facing defeat, that you can roughly predict which way their life and luck will flow based on how they act. When I was studying tennis in the U.S., there was a phrase my coach told me, To win, you must first learn how to lose. It means going in with a mindset not to win, but to prepare for losing. I was fortunate to make significant profits in a short period, but in reality,

I am not an extraordinary expert. If you trade ten times, you will lose three times immediately. However, I anticipate being bitten for at least a few days if I buy stocks from the beginning, and only enter when I am confident that I can handle it. If you make a mistake in stock investment and suffer a big loss, do not turn away but courageously face it. We are not perfect, and our trades are not perfect either, so it's okay. If you have the capacity to handle it yourself, experiencing a loss is not speculation but a good experience as an investor. Everything takes time. I felt that my trading increased and I matured as an investor after more than 3 years of trial and error, in other words, in the 4th year. I studied stocks steadily for 5 years, 8 hours a day. Calculating this, it exceeds 1,000 hours. The point where I felt that my trading had improved was in the 4th year, which means I had been studying stocks for about four years.

It was over 10,000 hours. The 10,000-hour rule also applies to stock investment. I also made many reckless stock investments at first. It's an embarrassing experience, but I've come this far through that process. This means that even if you fail, if you study and work steadily, you will eventually discover a better version of yourself. After experiencing numerous trials and errors, you will develop a thirst for learning and through investing in this way, you will unknowingly improve your trading skills and your life. Timing is crucial in both life and stock investments. I will introduce my investment know-how, the Heaven and Earth investment method. In Heaven and Earth, heaven's time refers to the time in the sky, earth's time to the time on the ground, and human's time to people's time. When grasping the heavens, we try to understand the spirit of the times in the present era from a broad perspective. It is about understanding the keywords that will dominate the world and predicting cautiously which industries have the potential for development and promising fields.

It is to distinguish industries or industrial groups that are in line with the spirit of the times. If such an industry emerges, roughly assess the institutional mechanisms and policies supporting the industry, the level of dissemination in the current market, and the level of technology. Lastly, even if the industry is promising and the world is moving in that direction, if the public is not interested, it is like watering the weeds in the stock market. Therefore, it is important to examine whether people are interested in and looking towards that direction, or will be interested in the future. Analyze technically whether such sentiment is reflected in the stock price, right at this stage. It is essential to evaluate whether it is an attractive field that not only individuals like us but also institutional investors and foreign forces are interested in. Even though you may not make big money now, carefully consider whether there is potential support and whether public interest can gather in the future, so that performance can improve. Sky and ground.

And for a person's time to be right, waiting is necessary. In the world of breakfast, among all things on earth, impatience is human nature. Among them, the heart of a middle-aged person like me is the most impatient. However, when the stock market erupts, preparation is needed, and the time must come. In other words, the time of heaven and earth, along with human time, must align. Over several months or years of condensation, energy explodes. When I look at the chart, I don't focus on the price. Instead, I examine whether there is hidden condensed energy in the chart. When the time comes for all things on earth to erupt in the market, the magnitude of energy that the stock can erupt is proportional to the time spent sideways and the degree of resistance the stock had to endure. The longer the time and process spent trying to shake off ants in the past, and the deeper the depth of asceticism, the greater the erupting energy becomes. For example, a stock that was fed for as long as 10 years during the 2020 pandemic phase...

It exploded. A stock that dropped to 2,100 won in March 2020 surged to 5,000 won in May 2021, exploding by a whopping 2 times in just a year. Life is like that too. Even if my life feels like it's going downhill right now, let's not be disappointed but think of it as a time to store energy. No one knows how much the accumulated energy will explode when it encounters an opportunity. Most of the stocks that brought me great profits were discovered through the Cheonjiin investment method. To discover stocks using this method, you must first grasp the spirit of the times and the trends that penetrate the present world. I will introduce practical trading experiences one by one. In 2021, the stock that brought me the biggest profit was SK Bioscience. The moment I became interested in this stock was when domestic vaccinations for COVID-19, such as AstraZeneca, Moderna, and Pfizer, started in Korea.

The atmosphere of the first half of 2021 was such that it seemed like COVID-19 would come to an end soon after it began. Since March 2020, by the end of the year, the stock market gradually regained vitality on the expectation of vaccine development. From 1400 points, the KOSPI index sharply soared to 3316 points. The economy quickly recovered, and people hoped to return to the pre-COVID era. However, I harbored doubts about the stabilization of the COVID-19 situation. At first, among the myriad things, the era spirit at the center of the heavens was captured not as a pandemic but as an endemic. In simple terms, the author saw a picture where the vaccine does not end the COVID situation but extends it. So, which industries are suitable for the era spirit of an endemic? The first thing that came to mind was diagnostic kits. Leading the way, I revisited various stocks that were the hottest in the 2020 pandemic phase.

When I looked at the charts of diagnostic-related stocks, it seemed like the momentum had already weakened. It's not easy for the breakfast that someone sold at a high price to reach that peak. The reason is that someone sold there and someone bought there, so the stock price gains strength again. The more people who are holding on, the stronger the urge to sell, making it easy for the stock price to slide down without rising. Therefore, stocks that everyone is waiting for to break even are definitely not easy to rise back to break even. Among the chaos, I chose a domestic vaccine. Among nine domestic companies, SK Bioscience is pouring out support with the potential to digest large-scale clinical trials domestically and internationally. Finally, in the phase of patience, I delved into the chart analysis of SK Bioscience. After listing, it declined, then rebounded, and I thought it was four months.

I was struggling to maintain a level of sideways movement, making it difficult for ants. It seemed like a process of plundering the ants' quantity. In my eyes, the appearance of such a chart seemed to store energy for future upward movement and plunder the ants' quantity. In the end, I concentrated on buying stocks in the range of 150,000 to 160,000 won, and the stock price rose significantly to a peak of 360,000 won within two months. I realized a large profit by selling all at around 290,000 to 300,000 won, which was nearly double. This is a chart of SK Bioscience. It went down like this, then formed a sideways movement for four months after rising. The author accumulated during this range, and then sold strategically around the shoulder area, realizing profits. This is a case from Cheonjiin, where it was a long-term trend due to COVID, and in the same case, it was domestic.

The necessity of vaccines and the government's policy support created an environment like this. In the final stage of patience, after adjusting for four months on the chart, condensing and accumulating energy, the author entered this section and made profitable investments by reading the overflowing market sentiment. Summarizing the investment method of Cheonjiin: encompassing keywords and the spirit of the times, selecting sectors and industries that align with the spirit of the times, checking if investors' expectations are focused there, ultimately reaping significant profits by recognizing where the public's interest and excitement are heading. Rather than focusing on prices, read the trends. When people look at stocks, they seem to mainly focus on the current price. However, instead of looking at yesterday's or today's stock prices or fluctuations, I put more effort into seeing the hidden flow and energy within. Hmm, understanding the encounter with certain stocks.

Timing is about laying out weekly and monthly candles rather than daily candles, understanding what happened in the past, going through the subsequent adjustments, and how it rose with what force. I believe that there is momentum in stocks as well. The fact that the moving average line is reversed means that there is a differential there, which implies that negative emotions such as defeat, cutting losses, and despair are prevalent rather than the energy of victory. Of course, there are companies that overcome such things, turning the reversed array into the correct array and emitting strong energy and market trends. However, we are nothing more than individual ant investors with limited time and investment funds. Therefore, if you want to invest comfortably, stocks with some profit from newcomers rather than those who have held the moving average line correctly or from those who are full of vitality are suitable for swing trading. No matter how good a stock is, pouring in affection and interest

Even in stocks, if you have already set the market price and it seems that the trend is breaking or about to change, you should boldly take profits and exit. Thinking that you will stick to it until the end while trading stocks is dangerous. You should know when to be satisfied with a certain level of profit. I trade with the mindset that the fish head belongs to the powerful figures, not to me. If a weak ant tries to sit next to the powerful figures and tries to eat until the end, it will surely get bitten. The end of a stock's rise is not something ants can predict. If you have made a certain level of profit, it is necessary to boldly restrain yourself. Sometimes, it also takes courage to say, I will go with you until the downtrend breaks. Personally, selling is always difficult. Selling quickly leads to regret, and selling late leads to regret. Therefore, there is no 100% perfect selling. Hence, you need to compromise with yourself to set a selling standard.

In the attributes of the stock price cycle, the 9-to-3 rule, I think that stocks give one price level in a year. I believe that there are three months in a year when the stock price is strong, and the rest of the time is sideways or falling. This is known as the 9-to-3 rule. Even in an upward cycle, the time when the price is strong is about one minute, and the rest of the time is for sideways or adjustment. Basically, I aim for one or two large bullish candles in a year, which is about three months, and trade during the strongest price period. No matter how good a stock is, a correction usually follows a strong uptrend. Therefore, I try to enter the market when the sideways movement is ending, and the uptrend is imminent or has already started slightly. I only take positions during the strongest price period, which lasts from one to three months, using sniper trading to make profits. In short, I buy when it rises and sell when it peaks. I take the most splendid three months out of the four seasons of stocks and endure the rest of the pain.

It is best to avoid the 9-month period. That time is like a bee moving on to the next flower. This is an easy thing to say, but it's not as easy as it sounds. If you want to spend those glorious 3 months together, you have to endure the bitter 1 month in advance because among the rising stocks, there is no stock that starts easily without trials, only pleasing the ants. You have to shake the ants vigorously until the very end to finally start the stock train. That's why stocks and life are very similar. Life always brings trials before starting something big. Before great luck comes, a time to test adversity and capability always arrives. If you overcome the challenges, both life and stocks start to rise from that moment. Whenever a stock surges, I always examine what process it went through before the rise. Stocks that rise without a process cannot go a long way. Like me, I follow medium-term swings based on momentum.

As an investor, you need to understand the cycle that turns from a decline to an increase at the end of the decline in order to maximize your investment period and profit. The sniper trading method of swing traders. When a sniper pulls the trigger, their position is exposed. A sniper sometimes waits for days to take just one shot at the right moment. I focus on concentrated investments rather than diversified investments. Diversified investment methods may be useful for those with a lot of capital. However, I, who was close to having nothing in the first place, had no funds to release the risks of stock investment. Life is about choices and focus. I focused on trading one stock at a time to make at least 100 million in profit a year and buy a house within a few years. Taking into account my personality, financial situation, and lifestyle, I chose one stock at a time to make a sniper trade with one shot, one kill.

Concentrating on an insufficient investment amount, observing for a short period of 2 weeks to a month, or a longer period of around 6 months, and profiting by riding the stock price surge when it explodes with energy. This method put my mind at ease the most and yielded good results. Every stock has a pattern. If you deviate from that pattern, it signals an imminent change. As a stock investor, it is essential to always remember this fact. I choose a strategy of quickly making a profit only when the stock price surges within 1 to 3 months and then selling off. Basically, I buy a large amount of stocks when the long-term moving averages change from a bearish to a bullish pattern, then ride the surging prices in the bullish pattern and profit through sniper trading by selling all at once. For example, let's look at Amorepacific's daily chart. I entered below 150,000 won during the bearish pattern and made a profit of 300 million won in the 200,000 won range when it changed to a bullish pattern. However, satisfactory trades are not always

No, this is about Amorepacific. The stock price, which had been falling here, broke through the 20-day moving average and changed direction. Also, when the 60-day moving average crosses the 120-day moving average, a golden cross occurs, transitioning from a bearish to a bullish phase. Therefore, the author entered this phase, sold at around 20,000 won, and made a transaction. At the moment when the stock price trend changes and transitions from bearish to bullish, trading is done at the moment of the bullish price formation. If you remember such transactions well and engage in swing trading, it will be very helpful. When moving averages converge, the area where moving averages gather becomes a strong resistance when pierced from below to above, and a strong support when pierced from above to below. Despite the pandemic situation, FILA Holdings saw a surge in golf sales from its U.S. subsidiary in May and June.

The market price was given, and the moving averages changed from a partial reverse array to a regular array. In stock investment, it is important not only to follow the moving averages but also to continuously imagine how the moving average array will change in the future. This is a daily chart of FILA Holdings. Here, by observing the moving averages in advance, they changed from a reverse array to a regular array. Therefore, by concentrating the moving averages and receiving support after a rise, during the process of price eruption and going up again, the author sold in this section and exited during the price eruption. This is seen as trading utilizing the price eruption when the moving averages are concentrated and change from a reverse array to a regular array. Moving averages are averages of past prices. When stocks fall, the moving average provides support, and when stocks rise, the reverse array changes to a regular array. On the other hand, if it has already become a regular array and the moving averages have widened, it means that the price has

It means to rise. The purpose of stock investment is profit. Once a certain stock has risen to the point of being profitable, it often means that the price has already increased. Of course, there is a technique of aiming for stocks that explode in an orderly state. However, I do not engage in such trading. Since the price has already risen, entering with a large volume at once can lead to a significant loss. Therefore, I prefer to aim for cheaper levels, enter with a large quantity, sell at a higher price, and exit. One principle I have strictly followed in stock trading is not touching stocks that were already expensive and have surged in price, even if they seem to gesture towards a rosy future. Of course, stocks that were already profitable can continue to rise, but there is also the saying that stocks that are going up will keep going up. However, the higher a stock rises, the higher the probability of a significant drop. I am the type to put all my capital in once I enter the market.

Due to the fact that the upper part is limited, I do not touch stocks with the thought that the stocks with a big opening in the lower part are not mine. By doing this, even if tempted by a large increase in stock prices, I did not touch the right stocks because I bet on areas and prices worth betting on. Even though the right stocks may continue to rise, if you trade with the mindset that the right stocks are not yours, you will not end up losing all your capital overnight. Snipers do not use bullets recklessly. So, when and in what situation should you bet? I bet when the section where the stock looks attractive and the upper part is open while the lower part is rigid. If the lower part is rigid, if the stock falls below that level, not only am I in the negative as an ant, but the powerful players are also in a negative position. Even if the right stock falls, latecomer ants are in the negative, but it is already sufficiently priced.

Having appeared, the forces that have been gathering for a long time are always profitable whenever they sell. In this range, at the moment I enter, I am trapped and cannot leave, but they can sell and leave anytime. Therefore, the moment I enter, I have to put myself in a disadvantageous environment and engage in a tough game. On the contrary, if the stock price falls, both I and the forces experience a negative range. If the future of that stock is bright, it is difficult to drop it beyond a certain level as long as the forces do not abandon that stock. In such a range, I invest everything with the thought of selling more confidently. When to buy, the chart is one of the basic fundamental variables. More importantly, as introduced in the Heaven and Earth Investment Method, you must understand the current market situation, the current composite index, and the sector to which the current industry belongs. After that, you look at the chart and make the final judgment. It's like a sniper deciding when to shoot a bullet.

Work is something you stake your life on. You shouldn't simply decide whether to enter or not by just looking at the charts. In real-life trading cases, contrary to the majority of ants on the opposite side of Krafton, most ants leave the stock market only with losses instead of making profits. In the end, only about the top 10% of ants survive in the stock market, breaking even at best. Moreover, ants making big profits are truly a tiny minority. I, too, as an ant investor, especially when buying, try to see the situation from the perspective of the opposite side of the ants, namely, the big players or forces. If I were a big player or force, I imagine how to make ants suffer and how to drive the stock price so that ants feel pain. In the end, stocks are a game where someone buys at a high price and sells at a low price, suffering losses, while someone else buys at a low price and sells at a high price, making a profit. When ants endure and endure, then get tired and find it hard, the moment they give up and leave is likely the lowest point.

I waited until then and made a purchase, especially when the stock price collapses relentlessly and fear fills the air, if I feel an invisible force that is buying shares, I try to stand by their side, not as an ant. When I try to buy adjusting stocks, I watch to see if the chart's fear has subsided. Everyone thinks it's the bottom, waits for repurchase, then cuts losses, and goes through the opposite trading zone. It's the zone where someone picks up the shares and slowly climbs up. Crafton's stock started at a high of 48,000 won, not even reaching the IPO price, let alone the first trading price, after being listed. Then, for three days, it relentlessly dropped to 420,000 won, and I watched quietly. After confirming the rebound from the low of 420,000 won, I used cash and credit to buy in the range of 420,000 won to 430,000 won, totaling 12,600.

I bought Joo's shares. The media poured out a series of bad news such as the controversy over the overvaluation of Krafton, the failure of PUBG, and sanctions on Chinese games, causing great fear. Simply thinking, looking only at revenue and operating profit, I judged that the next quarter would be better than the previous quarter and next year would be better than this year. Watching from the sidelines, I bet that it would go up while confirming that the selling pressure at 420,000 won in the round figure of the stock was absorbed by strong buying. In the stock world, there is a saying that if you overcome fear of 100 million, you will get a profit of 100 million, and if you overcome fear of 1 billion, you will get a profit of 1 billion. When others are afraid, to have courage, you should not be swept away with the crowd. If Krafton is a more promising company in the next quarter than this quarter, I think it is worth betting on. I fundamentally want to become a star stock with a story.

In stocks where the rice cake leaf is visible, is Krafton a stock that big players, institutional investors, and foreigners can find attractive enough? My answer is yes. I quietly waited for Krafton's stock price to drop and pulled the trigger at what I thought was a good point, buying 126 shares at 420,000 won. In the stock market, two things make money: capturing realistic expectations and capturing unrealistic ones. If you catch them, that's how you make money in the stock market. When I decided to enter Krafton's purchase, if my judgment seemed right, I set a bottom line to make about 300 million won and went in. I overcame the fear of a potential loss of 300 million won and exchanged it for a profit of 1 billion won. This is a daily chart of Krafton in the book. When it was listed, there was considerable anticipation. However, contrary to expectations, it experienced such a significant decline. I caught the moment when it hit the low bottom at 400,000 won and turned around, entering the 420,000 won range.

The author seems to have bought at this level and it seems that he sold all the stocks in this section. Even if only this section is considered, the author was able to make a significant profit because he made a big bet. Prepared to lose 300 million won when wrong, he entered and made a profit of 1 billion won. This is a real sniper trading case. Story of Corong Industry. It was in May 2021, between 60,000 won and 66,000 won. Thinking that the turning point had come, he bought more with cash and credit. However, the stock price couldn't rise and started to lag. It seemed like the 60-day moving average line was about to cross the 5-day line on the daily chart. For those who trade based on charts and moving averages, it was a situation to cut losses. I was also caught, but looking at the big picture on the weekly and monthly charts, I comforted myself. I faced the fear of Corong Industry's minute and daily charts.

I overcame it and was able to make a big profit in a short period of one month. Don't be afraid of the visible slump, but it is important to have a little patience and make efforts to see things in the long run even in stock investments. This is a daily chart of Colong Industry. The author bought in this section, but contrary to expectations, the stock price dropped, showing a trend that even broke the 60-day moving average, which was a worrying point. However, now is the time to overcome this trend and make a big profit in just one month. Speaking of Colong Industry weekly chart, that situation is not so risky. Therefore, by looking at the weekly and monthly charts, I thought that this decline was not a major one, so I continued to hold onto it and made a profit. How to follow the trend. I sometimes wonder if I really have the skills in stock trading. I just think I'm a bit crazy with guts and courage.

It seems like I'm good at persevering in the face of adversity. However, it doesn't mean I persevere blindly. I hold on when I believe that the prospects of the company I've invested in will improve, and when I perceive that the current market changes are clearly intentional. Once I buy stocks, I need to hold on well and make a profit. However, this is not as easy as it sounds. Even with high-quality stocks, they don't rise steadily in a comfortable manner. They go up while creating numerous waves. Generally, after a profit of around 10%, there is often a correction. In severe cases, there are stocks that go up by 10%, then drop by 10%, before rising again. When the stocks I bought rise and make a profit, I feel like a glider riding the wind, letting myself flow with the current. Just chasing prices in stocks can lead to missing the flow. Therefore, stock investors should be more sensitive to the flow rather than the price.

You have to be sensitive. Typhoons do not come suddenly without warning. When a typhoon approaches, the sea shows a subtle change from usual. By noticing these changes in the sea, you must understand the usual appearance of the sea, the strength of the waves, and the wind. The reason I was able to survive in the stock market fortunately is that I understood the intentions of the big players who move the market prices and create trends through charts, and I invested in the direction they were heading. How can small investors make money? Of course, they need to stand in the same direction as the big players and look at the market from their perspective to seize opportunities. Profits are proportional to the size of fear, pain, and suffering. The profits I have gained in stocks are proportional to the size of fear I have faced in the market. People don't know how many times I cried and suffered within it, overcoming many fears until I made significant profits.

He is only curious about the size of money. Again, as painful as it sounds, maturity comes with it. This is where you make money as much as the pain, in the stock world. You must be trained to overcome fear yourself. Even if trials come, profits come. There is no free money. When I invest 100 million won, I set a limit of 30 million won for losses. If I lose 30 million won in one transaction, I vowed to make it up with hard work for a year. When the investment amount reaches 1 billion, I set a loss limit of 100 million won. When the investment amount reaches 3 billion, I set a loss limit of 300 million won. When I invest 100 million and make a profit, I earn 50 million to 100 million won and cut losses within 30 million won. When investing 1 billion, I earn 200 million, 300 million, 500 million, and cut losses to less than 100 million. Also, when investing 3 billion, I earn 500 million and 1 billion.

I made a promise to cut losses to less than 300 million won and actually put it into practice. I did set a standard to limit losses to less than 300 million won, but I also know better than anyone how significant 300 million won is. However, just earning without working is useless in investments. If that is the reality of stock investments, one must willingly accept it. Admitting and confirming losses, which is cutting losses, is the most difficult among selling. Imagining admitting one's defeat is a dreadful thing. Nevertheless, whether it's the market or the stock market, only winners cannot exist. Not only from my own experience but also to survive in the stock market, one must be good at cutting losses. In the stock market, masters of cutting losses eventually survive. There are two main principles to win in casino games: 1. Cut losses small, take profits big. 2. When you make a profit, stop and stand up. The principle of making profits in stocks is the same. George Soros is known for this.

It's not about guessing right or wrong, but it's more important to know how much you earn when you're right and how much you lose when you're wrong. The essence of stock investment is exactly this - making big profits when you win and losing less when you lose. The key to success lies in self-management. Even if you fail, do not doubt yourself. The game of investing unfolds continuously, and the place where it repeats is the stock market. Sometimes, doubts about oneself may arise here. Even if there are losses, do not doubt yourself. Sometimes, losses are inevitable, but even if you decide to cut your losses, do not doubt yourself. If you have made such an investment decision, be proud. Even if you have to cut your losses, if you have done your best, that's enough. If I don't trust myself, no one else will. Strategies vary depending on the situation, but your investment philosophy and belief in yourself should always remain strong. If you stumble, just start over.

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