Having majored in accounting and

● Best buy timing

Having majored in accounting and prepared for CPA, I started investing as a financial analysis at first.

As I entered my first job as a securities company, I focused on brokerage.

Starting his managerial career in Yeouido, he dealt with industry analysis and focused on stock fundamentals.

The past year has been pondering the optimal buy timing and has dug in to find the optimal buy timing linking macro + industry/theme + stock + technical analysis.

Applying this intensively to overseas stocks reached a very high probability and was able to achieve high returns personally.

What I always say in the lecture is, “Stocks are a battle between what stocks are bought, when they are bought, and when they are sold. The most important thing is that more than half of the success is determined by what stocks are bought, and then when they are bought. If all this is perfect, selling is the area of response.”

Industry analysis begins with which stocks to buy. It should be able to divide one big industry into as many industries (sectors) as possible and link them to trends. And it is necessary to get a sense of how the stock prices of sub-industries (sectors) react, are reflected, and move according to trends.

When to buy a ball, you can only swing it when the ball hits your favorite strike. There are countless sports in the market. You don’t have to swing it, but you can get on base with walks. Opportunity costs are also costs. If you narrow down the strike zone and keep pace with it, you should strengthen your power from then on. You should hit home runs rather than hitters. After all, investment is a battle between timing and weight.

The overseas stock stocks posted on Facebook this year were those that considered this timing.

AMPX, RZLV, and BZAI, which I described as similar charts, were the events that came into the strike zone I made.

Although it is not a strike zone, events such as BKSY and SES have been introduced as enough events to hit. There was also Kioxia in the Japanese market. These events would have been difficult to discover if the industry was not thoroughly analyzed. It may have been difficult to stand out as an event worth hitting for someone.

Strike zones are set uniformly, but individual strike zones are also set for each stock. The BZAI chart in the picture below was last Thursday’s price, and the 80-day line was the key strike zone for the stock. The reason I took the screenshot was to let people around me know the timing, but if I bought it at this time, what would have happened to comparing the price now?