As the end of the year approaches, the issue of capital gains tax is becoming increasingly heated. For those who do not invest in stocks or have no interest in them, it is natural to support the capital gains tax. However, among stock investors, 91% of individual investors want the capital gains tax to be abolished. I tend to think very simply and have a skeptical nature when considering problems. I can confidently say that this personality has brought me to this point in my stock investments. For example, if I take today's stock, Pharma Research, to share my thoughts, I find that a favorable situation has arisen today. A favorable situation has emerged, and the benchmark price has been clearly established. When I think about this situation, I wonder why it isn't able to rise to this level. Then I consider that there might be negative factors at play. Furthermore, as time goes on, if the negative factors continue, the stock should keep falling.

If the stock price is stable and maintains a certain level around the moving average without continuously dropping, I think about why it isn't falling and consider the positive factors. I have a straightforward approach to this. When good news arises about a particular stock, I ponder why it happened and who might have purchased shares beforehand. I tend to be skeptical and reflect on these thoughts. A strength of my personality is that I have clear personal standards, which I believe suits me well for a career in trading. Additionally, I don't easily trust others, which means I am unlikely to fall victim to scams.

Considering my personality in relation to the current investment landscape, there are about 14 million individual investors, making up 27% of the total population. Among those over 19 years old, about 17% are smokers. Since this refers to those over 19, it indicates that nearly half of the stock-investing population consists of adults. If such individuals are charged excessively, public sentiment could be severely damaged, and the backlash would be significant.

Because the sound of flying is heard, politicians cannot handle cigarette prices carelessly. However, they completely ignore the opinions of individual investors, who outnumber smokers by twice as many, and unilaterally push through policies quickly. This itself is quite difficult to understand. While they can't treat cigarette prices carelessly, they proceed with something that is incomparable in value. If I interpret this according to my personality, it seems like they believe they can gain something more important than votes. This leads me to wonder what could be more important than votes. Anyway, if we talk more politically, let’s stop there. I believe there are two conditions under which we can invest in gold in our country. The first is the abolition of transaction tax, which is a double taxation issue. If the transaction tax is maintained while implementing gold investment, it will naturally lead to double taxation. If the transaction tax is completely abolished first and then gold investment is implemented...

If it is possible, I think I can understand to some extent. However, it's unreasonable to leave the transaction tax as it is, and the second point is that creating a market environment for implementation is really important. I believe that our country's market does not have the necessary environment for this. To put it bluntly, there are too many worthless stocks. Among more than 2,000 stocks, I feel that over 90% are trash; they do not return value to shareholders and just take the shareholders' money to fill their own pockets. Therefore, they do not grow either. The market environment is at its worst. Whenever there is an opportunity, companies engage in capital increases, and the major shareholders often commit fraud at peak times. The worst part is that there are cases of embezzlement leading to trading suspensions. Trusting large companies can lead to unexpected losses when they split their listings. New stocks keep being listed endlessly, but most of these listings are for the purpose of fraud, which harms the market.

The environment is at its worst level. To make it easier to understand, I have gathered a screen of domestic dividend stocks that I am interested in. While looking through over 2,000 stocks, there are only about 20 that seem worth investing in for dividends in this country. Among more than 2,000 stocks, only 20. However, I recently started looking into the U.S. market, and even with a rough classification, I have already identified over 50 stocks. If I were to classify them properly, I believe there would be more than 100 stocks that are worth buying when prices drop. In our domestic market, among so many stocks, there are hardly any that I feel confident investing in safely. Recently, the market has been in shambles, yet the prices of the dividend stocks here are solidly and safely defended, and in fact, their prices continue to rise. This is because they are stocks that anyone would want to invest in. Most stocks in this market are in such an environment.

I believe that implementing gold investment in such an environment, where most stocks are almost at a scam level, does not make sense. The characteristics of stocks that everyone wants to buy are that they actively engage in shareholder returns while generating profits. Of course, it would be acceptable if there is growth potential even without shareholder returns, but there are hardly any such stocks in the market. Most are just playing tricks for the major shareholders, focused solely on making a quick profit. The results over the decades speak for themselves. We know what happens when you carelessly invest in the Korean market. If there are four things that need to be addressed immediately for the implementation of gold investment, I believe it would be fine to proceed with it. This is because if only these types of stocks exist in the market, the environment will naturally be established for investment.

When good results come out and the stock price drops, there should be stocks that you can confidently buy, which will allow the market to recover on its own. However, because there are only zombie companies in the market, in order to implement capital market regulations, I believe the first step should be to prohibit stock splits. Secondly, I think it is necessary to make it mandatory to announce a major shareholder's sale at least a week in advance. Thirdly, there should be a ban on fraudulent new listings. Fourthly, if we can resolve the issue of zombie companies that only siphon off shareholder money, I would support the implementation of capital market regulations. However, if these issues are not resolved, I believe it should not be done. This is because the market environment cannot accept capital market regulations; as you can see, everyone has fled, and liquidity has dried up. Everyone is either leaving the Korean market or has adopted a wait-and-see approach. However, customers...

When I look at the deposits, I feel that it’s still not too late; this market is ready to come back to life at any time. If it's a rational market, there is plenty of money ready to enter. However, this money is well aware that the stock market will not recover in the long term. What I mean is that the waiting funds here only come in briefly when a huge issue arises, and then they exit. They are not funds that will continuously support the stock market and keep it on an upward trend. The reality of our stock market is that money only comes in temporarily during events, takes its profit, and leaves. Even if our stock market is currently not doing well and is declining, I believe that there won't be a drastic crash. Just as we have created a box pattern for a very long time, even if it falls now, it will not break below a certain level.

Even if it goes up on the contrary, it won't rise beyond a certain level, so it will likely continue to move within a boxed range. The only feasible strategy in our market seems to be to sell appropriately when a rebound occurs after each bargain sale. After all, there is a limit to how much it can rise. The essence of the problem is that there is no trading volume. Even now, if trading volume does not stabilize, and if the investment system is implemented, the trading volume will likely dry up even more, leading to the worst-case scenario. The reason why the investment system should not be implemented is well understood by everyone. It's like trying to charge a toll on a road that hasn't even been paved. Individual investors have no choice but to perceive this as unreasonable. If at least these four issues are resolved and the investment system is implemented, I think many individual investors would welcome it. While not all stocks, as many stocks as possible should be available for anyone who wants to invest.

I believe that creating an environment where anyone can invest comfortably is a priority. Looking at the current market conditions, it is undoubtedly not good. It is clear to anyone that the situation is unfavorable. Because of this poor market atmosphere, I ended up selling my shares today. I had to cut losses on Yuhan Corporation, and although I secured some profit from accumulated gains, I had hoped that Alteogen would show stronger movement and better resilience. However, it turned out to be deeper than I expected. I thought it would at least hold well around the mid-130,000 won range, but it was weaker than anticipated, leading me to cut losses today. I also paid significant attention to Pharma Research today. Typically, such situations arise periodically, and if you think of Yuhan Corporation, you can recall when some positive news came out.

The day the good news comes out and the following day are the most important. Even if a negative candle appears on the announcement day, if it doesn't die out by the next day, that stock can revive at any time. And if you're lucky, it might even bounce back the same day. In the case of Pharma Research, the reference price was immediately set due to the good news. Moreover, since it was close to the peak, the reference price itself was very easy to establish, which was 189,000 won. If you just leave it alone, it would be fine, but before the market opened, the brokerage firm released news, which made me uneasy. This was because they could sell off their shares, creating anxiety. Rather than catching a falling knife, if it stops falling or doesn't fall any further, it's natural that it will only go up. If it recovers and reaches that reference price, the stock price could surge significantly. So, during the recovery process, I...

I followed along but ended up feeling suppressed by the market atmosphere, and ultimately, I had to cut my losses. After cutting my losses, I wasn't paying much attention to the market during the downturn. Then, after a brief pause, the market showed some movement in the afternoon. However, it's now breaking down again. For stocks like this, the important thing is whether they can maintain the reference price strongly over the next day or two. If they can, there could be several opportunities to profit. Currently, the state of the market in our country is not solely due to the financial investment tax; it's primarily because the conditions of the companies themselves are not good. The financial investment tax has now acted like pouring oil on a fire. I hope a decision to abolish it is made soon.

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