I still get calls asking me about stocks. I can’t let go of the phone because of past relationships, and when I answer, I always ask about stocks. I only analyze the top 30 companies out of the KOSPI 200. That’s because those companies are involved in the index anyway. I’ve never heard of these companies, especially when I ask about KOSDAQ stocks. And I can talk about my thoughts on industries such as semiconductors, bio, robots, and secondary batteries, but I don’t know except representative companies. I don’t know about individual companies in detail because macro is the top priority in futures options games. I knew this and that when I was young, but now I forget about it and don’t care much about it, even if I listen to the limitations of memory and CPU in my head. So please don’t ask me about stocks. Perhaps those in their 40s in a branch are the fastest, so the answer is to ask them.

Early December reminds me of Australia. It’s early summer in Australia. It’s getting really hot soon, so now is the perfect season to travel. It’s been almost 30 years since I went to Australia. It was a trip under the guise of a seminar at the time, so when I was in Sydney, I seduced the boss of the company I went with, so I didn’t go to the seminar and went on a trip from island to island by boat. And there is a world-famous hotel called Collard Jupiter. Coincidentally, for some reason, I was the only one who couldn’t book my room, and luckily, I was assigned a suite room. But the problem is that the casino there is huge. How can a sparrow pass by? I smashed all the casino dealers on the first and second floors all night long and won a lot of money, but I remember that I never lying in bed and just taking a shower in the room where I was staying.

The end of the year is approaching, and I’m preparing for a book crossing, so I’m only thinking about travel destinations here and there. I think travel is a precious event that always looks back on me and tells me how small I am. It’s a trend for people living in the city to be active, and for people who like to stay home, text hip is the trend of the year. But I think travel is always the best healing. You who worked hard should leave….

I’m doing the trade in my own scenario. Pong-pong-pong-pong-pong-pong-pong. I thought yesterday’s rise would have been needed for today’s fall, and I imagined tomorrow’s rise would require today’s fall. Scenario-based investment, risky but one thrill for me at the end of the year, so I did and I’ll do it until tomorrow. Not a scientific investment, but a magical investment… You shouldn’t invest this way, but I also use the power of magic to celebrate the first anniversary of the stupid people who declared martial law… lol