[風流Club_天地創造] 제5강 가장 유능한 사람은 배움에 힘쓰는 사람이다 — Transcript

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1. 0:05Hello, nice to meet you. I'm Seong
2. 0:06Myeong-seok of 'Stock Creation', the 7
3. 0:09th-anniversary special of Delli TV,
4. 0:11making the world right and warm. So,
5. 0:13this is our fifth session. Yes, we've
6. 0:16already reached the 5th episode. Since
7. 0:19the last time we met. A whole month has
8. 0:22flown by. Yes, it has. We still have 11
9. 0:25months left to go. So don't worry too
10. 0:27much. That's right. Uh, in the 4th
11. 0:29lecture last time. As I was teaching
12. 0:33you about fundamental analysis, I
13. 0:35talked about intrinsic value and market
14. 0:38value. Intrinsic value means that to be
15. 0:42recognized in the market, you have to
16. 0:44be healthy. It’s like how a
17. 0:46daughter-in-law or a son-in-law gets
18. 0:48recognized by their in-laws only if
19. 0:50they are healthy. I mean, if your back
20. 0:53hurts or something. Then you won't get
21. 0:54recognized. By your in-laws. Right?
22. 0:56Anyway, you must stay healthy. Indeed.
23. 0:59Now, I mentioned that you should get
24. 1:01married early. Uh, let me tell you a
25. 1:04funny story before I continue. So, uh,
26. 1:07they compare women. They compare women
27. 1:10to balls. Yes. They compare Korean
28. 1:12women to balls. They say in their teens
29. 1:15, they are soccer balls. And why soccer
30. 1:18balls in their teens? Because each
31. 1:20opposing team has 11 players. Including
32. 1:22the goalkeeper. So there are 22 people
33. 1:24chasing after just one ball. Meaning,
34. 1:27there are a lot of people following
35. 1:29them. Yes. Right. Now, when they reach
36. 1:31their 20s. They say it's a basketball.
37. 1:33Why a basketball? Because for a
38. 1:35basketball. There are five players on
39. 1:37each team, so the number of people
40. 1:38following them decreases. Ten people
41. 1:41are chasing after it. But when they
42. 1:43reach their 30s, they become golf balls
43. 1:45. Yes. Right. In their 30s, men need to
44. 1:47get married, so only one person is
45. 1:49chasing after one woman. So, women in
46. 1:52their 30s are like golf balls. Ah,
47. 1:54there's a story like that. But when
48. 1:56they hit their 40s. Uh, they say it's a
49. 1:59ping-pong ball. Yes. In their 40s, it's
50. 2:01a ping-pong ball. Why a ping-pong ball?
51. 2:03Because people pass them around to each
52. 2:04other. Right? "Hey, this woman is nice,
53. 2:05why don't you marry her?""No, forget it
54. 2:07.""You, you take her," and that's how
55. 2:09they become ping-pong balls. And when
56. 2:11they hit their 50s, they become
57. 2:13dodgeballs. What is a dodgeball? It’s
58. 2:15something people desperately try to
59. 2:16avoid. Because if it hits you, you're
60. 2:18out. Well, anyway, those who have the
61. 2:21ability. Of course, those with their
62. 2:24own philosophy, there are many who
63. 2:25choose to stay single. I, myself, love.
64. 2:28Things like that, I suppose. Yes. So, I
65. 2:31mentioned that to help you remember
66. 2:33fundamental analysis. Now, there is an
67. 2:37interesting story heating up the
68. 2:39internet these days. The "Have/Have Not
69. 2:42" series. Well, the "Have" series
70. 2:43wasn't that interesting. So, I looked
71. 2:45at the "Have Not" series. In your teens
72. 2:47, you have no maturity. In your
73. 2:49twenties, you have no answers. In your
74. 2:51thirties, you have no home. No home.
75. 2:53And in your forties, you have no money.
76. 2:56In your fifties, you have no work. Even
77. 2:59if you want to work, there's no work.
78. 3:00Then in your sixties, you have no joy.
79. 3:04And when you hit your seventies, your
80. 3:06teeth get weak, so you have no teeth.
81. 3:08No teeth. And in your eighties? Your
82. 3:11beloved spouse passes away. They go to
83. 3:14heaven, so in your eighties, you have
84. 3:16no partner. In your nineties, you have
85. 3:19no time. At age one hundred? Do you
86. 3:21know what they say? You have no need
87. 3:23for anything. At one hundred, you need
88. 3:24nothing at all. Ah, there’s a story
89. 3:26like that. Now, today, I will present
90. 3:30my fifth lecture to you. Part five. In
91. 3:34the stock market. The most competent
92. 3:38person. Is one who strives to learn. I
93. 3:41will be lecturing to you on this topic.
94. 3:44A competent person in the stock market
95. 3:46—what it means to be competent. We
96. 3:49call someone with ability or talent a "
97. 3:51competent" person. Now, our country. We
98. 3:54have always been a remarkable people.
99. 3:55Right? I think we’ve built an
100. 3:58economic powerhouse solely through our
101. 4:01own abilities and talents. After the
102. 4:05war in 1953, a British newspaper said,
103. 4:07"Can a rose bloom from a garbage heap?"
104. 4:09When they said recovery was impossible.
105. 4:12The people of our country showed their
106. 4:14potential. So, to survive in this
107. 4:18financial market—whether it’s
108. 4:20stocks or finance—I hope you awaken
109. 4:23the abilities and talents dormant
110. 4:25within you. If you wake up your
111. 4:29sleeping abilities—well, stock
112. 4:31lectures can actually be quite boring,
113. 4:34frustrating, and dull. So, I try to
114. 4:37make it fun, and regardless, the
115. 4:39viewership for this broadcast is quite
116. 4:41good. So, if the viewership on cable TV
117. 4:45hits just 2 percent. If it hits 2
118. 4:48percent, I will stand right here and
119. 4:51sing a live song for you. Well, anyway,
120. 4:55stay strong. Yes, the content of
121. 4:58today's lecture. I’ve prepared a
122. 5:01picture. Let’s take a look at the
123. 5:02picture first. Now, if you look at the
124. 5:05picture. This is what I showed you in
125. 5:08the first lecture. What did I say? If
126. 5:11you go to a brokerage office, though
127. 5:13many have disappeared, many still exist
128. 5:15. This is called a ticker board. White
129. 5:18text on a black background showing
130. 5:19stock names; when it turns red, it
131. 5:21means those stocks are rising. So if it
132. 5:24turns blue, it means it's falling. Then
133. 5:25what does that white-haired elder say?
134. 5:27He says to his friend next to him, "Hey
135. 5:29Mr. Kim, you see that?""The one I
136. 5:32bought went up about 3%, but hey, the
137. 5:34one you bought dropped 7%yesterday and
138. 5:36it's falling again today." But the most
139. 5:39important thing is that it just needs
140. 5:42time to start, and even this
141. 5:44white-haired elder eventually...I've
142. 5:46prepared another image to show what
143. 5:48happens as time passes. Shall we look
144. 5:51at the image? "Argh," that's what he's
145. 5:53doing. Now, Kim Eun-guk goes "Argh."
146. 5:55Argh. Hey, this is nothing to laugh
147. 5:57about, is it? Right? Yeah. It’s not a
148. 5:59laughing matter. So, the lecture
149. 6:01content I'll be sharing with you all
150. 6:03today......is this. Let's move on to
151. 6:05the next screen. It's about something
152. 6:08called HTS. In the first four lectures,
153. 6:12I taught you about candlestick patterns
154. 6:15and 37-charts, but shouldn't you know
155. 6:18how to use them when I set up the
156. 6:20charts for you? Right? Yes. Of course,
157. 6:25our Dailly family members and
158. 6:28individual investors watching this
159. 6:31might already know, but since many
160. 6:33don't, I’ll be teaching it, and even
161. 6:37if you do know, you might discover
162. 6:39features in your HTS you weren't aware
163. 6:42of. Please watch the broadcast
164. 6:45comfortably. Now, HTS is an
165. 6:47abbreviation. What is it an
166. 6:48abbreviation for? It stands for Home
167. 6:51Trading System. In my terms, it means
168. 6:53trading from home. And this too. Do you
169. 6:55know what they say? A British newspaper
170. 6:57said that every South Korean household
171. 7:00has a casino machine inside. They’re
172. 7:03being sarcastic. So the moment I read
173. 7:05that news, I got angry. So, to show the
174. 7:09South Korean public what a real casino
175. 7:11machine is, I will carefully, over two
176. 7:14sessions including next Monday, make
177. 7:16sure you can understand it all at a
178. 7:19single glance. That's how I will
179. 7:22deliver this lecture. Now, uh, HTS is
180. 7:25...We call it Home Trading System.
181. 7:28That's the abbreviation. And here's
182. 7:30what it is. Investors don't have to go
183. 7:34to the brokerage firm. And you don't
184. 7:37need to call them and say, "Hey,
185. 7:39manager Kim, buy or sell this stock for
186. 7:41me." It’s a system that allows you to
187. 7:44place stock trade orders using a
188. 7:46computer from your home or workplace.
189. 7:50That is what we call HTS. HTS. Let's go
190. 7:53to the next screen. Now, the origin is
191. 7:56...Yes, the origin of HTS, the origin.
192. 7:59Wait, is this an arrow? The term "
193. 8:02origin" is...The whistling arrow, used
194. 8:04in battlefields to signal the charge,
195. 8:07is called "hyosi," and people often ask
196. 8:09when it originated. My apologies. The
197. 8:13origin of HTS dates back to the 1980s.
198. 8:14That’s right, the 1980s. So, if you
199. 8:17open up an HTS today, and zoom out on
200. 8:19the KOSPI index, you’ll likely see
201. 8:21the timeline starting from the 1980s.
202. 8:24Do you remember those 9-inch monitors
203. 8:27from the late 80s and early 90s? They
204. 8:29were black and white back then. The
205. 8:31first computers came out, but the
206. 8:33screens you use now are 22 to 24 inches
207. 8:36. That’s what you’re looking at.
208. 8:38Now, imagine cutting that screen in
209. 8:40half. If you imagine that it’s even
210. 8:42smaller than that and that the display
211. 8:44was strictly black and white, you’ll
212. 8:46realize how much things have improved.
213. 8:48The world has changed. Back then, the
214. 8:51Home Trading System (HTS) was a home
215. 8:54investment information system that
216. 8:57provided only stock price inquiries by
217. 9:00connecting a 9-inch monitor or TV to a
218. 9:03dedicated line. Online trading only
219. 9:06became possible later. It happened
220. 9:09after 1997, specifically during the two
221. 9:12years of 1998 and 1999, when internet
222. 9:15and communication environments began to
223. 9:18take off. We went through the IMF
224. 9:21crisis during the Kim Young-sam
225. 9:23administration. As I mentioned, the
226. 9:26financial market was fully opened when
227. 9:29the PBR was at 0.5 x, right? That is
228. 9:32one of the reasons why the Korean stock
229. 9:34market has had such a difficult time. I
230. 9:36can say that with confidence. Back then
231. 9:38, the PBR was at 0.5 x relative to the
232. 9:40liquidation value. So, foreign
233. 9:43investors poured in. If you look at the
234. 9:45HTS from that era, trading volume
235. 9:46surged, and that level of volume has
236. 9:48continued to this day. So, along with
237. 9:50the stock market boom of '98 and '99,
238. 9:53the number of online stock traders
239. 9:55began to explode during that time. That
240. 9:59was when securities firms began
241. 10:01lowering online trading commissions and
242. 10:04introducing various HTS programs.
243. 10:08Ultimately, competition to
244. 10:09differentiate HTS platforms was
245. 10:11triggered among securities firms. With
246. 10:15the rapid spread of high-speed internet
247. 10:18, HTS evolved into a faster and more
248. 10:20stable system in just two years. It’s
249. 10:24been growing more and more ever since.
250. 10:27To meet the demands of home traders,
251. 10:29continuous functional improvements have
252. 10:32been made, so most HTS platforms you
253. 10:35see today have reached a level
254. 10:37comparable to those used by
255. 10:39institutional investors. That is the
256. 10:42current assessment. Now, here is the
257. 10:43important part, everyone. What does the
258. 10:45term "home trader" actually mean? Those
259. 10:48of you who trade from home are what we
260. 10:50call home traders. So, moving forward,
261. 10:53all of you—You shouldn’t call
262. 10:54yourself a full-time investor. The term
263. 10:57"full-time investor" sounds like an
264. 10:59unemployed person with nothing better
265. 11:01to do. So, from now on, everyone.
266. 11:04Don’t call yourself a full-time
267. 11:05investor; say, "I am a home trader."
268. 11:08Does that sound strange? Then just add
269. 11:10one more thing to it. Call yourself a "
270. 11:12chartist." And what is a chartist?
271. 11:14Anyone who trades based on charts is
272. 11:16what we call a chartist. So, you can
273. 11:19proudly go to a business card shop and
274. 11:22get some cards made. Why? Because you
275. 11:25confidently pay transaction taxes
276. 11:27whenever you sell, whether you win or
277. 11:29lose. Right? You pay your transaction
278. 11:30taxes regardless of the outcome. So,
279. 11:32you don’t need to register as a
280. 11:34business or worry about taxes. Just go
281. 11:38to a print shop and for your company
282. 11:40name, if you live in Myeonmok-dong, put
283. 11:43"Myeonmok Inc."; if in Miari, "Miari
284. 11:45Inc.," then add "Home Trader, Chartist,
285. 11:47Kim Bok-soon" next to it. Include your
286. 11:50mobile phone number. And for the fax
287. 11:52number, just put your landline number.
288. 11:53To receive faxes. Right? Then add your
289. 11:56email address and I hope you hand them
290. 11:59out with confidence. From now on, you
291. 12:01all are. Home traders and chartists,
292. 12:04living your lives with pride. Go South
293. 12:08Korea! Go E-Z-Lee family members! So,
294. 12:11moving on. Lastly, in the beginning, it
295. 12:13only had basic functions to show market
296. 12:16prices and place orders. HTS software
297. 12:20has now evolved into a sophisticated
298. 12:23system that helps you analyze various
299. 12:26indicators and decide exactly when to
300. 12:30buy and sell. Everyone. I’ve prepared
301. 12:34one more image. Shall we take a look at
302. 12:36the image? Oh, I’m shocked. Everyone,
303. 12:39please look closely at the image on the
304. 12:43right. My dear South Korean individual
305. 12:46investors. There are 5 million of them.
306. 12:47Right? What do we call these folks? We
307. 12:51call them traders. You are home traders
308. 12:54, while these folks are called dealers,
309. 12:56traders, or chartists. Now, as I
310. 13:01mentioned in my first lecture, these
311. 13:04people are those who manage their
312. 13:07firm’s capital, the money you’ve
313. 13:10entrusted to them, or assets for trusts
314. 13:13. These are people managing funds for
315. 13:17asset management firms, banks,
316. 13:19insurance companies, or the state—not
317. 13:21just brokerage firms. Right? But the
318. 13:24part you really need to look at closely
319. 13:26is this. Look at the monitors on their
320. 13:30desks. They have a whopping eight
321. 13:32monitors. It's not like they're flying
322. 13:35a Mazinger Z robot. Hey, shall we look
323. 13:38at all of this? Exactly. Let’s take a
324. 13:40look. These eight screens all come into
325. 13:42view at once. How are you trading right
326. 13:46now? At home, you’re just staring at
327. 13:50a single monitor, with nothing but the
328. 13:53trading and order windows open. If you
329. 13:57do it that way, you can never beat this
330. 14:00market. You can’t do exactly what
331. 14:04these traders and dealers are doing,
332. 14:07but the fundamental and technical
333. 14:09analysis I mentioned in our fourth
334. 14:12lecture are all packed into these eight
335. 14:15screens. They are watching both
336. 14:18fundamental and technical analysis at
337. 14:20the same time. We call those people
338. 14:23professional investors. From now on,
339. 14:27you are going to walk the path of a
340. 14:29professional investor with me. Now, how
341. 14:32do you usually trade? Right? You do it
342. 14:35like this. At the office, you’re
343. 14:37working on your computer, you open your
344. 14:39HTS, and while you're looking at the
345. 14:41chart of a stock you bought, your boss
346. 14:43walks by and says, "Hey, Assistant
347. 14:45Manager Kim, what are you doing?" They
348. 14:47say that, right? And you reply, "Well,
349. 14:49I bought this for 300 won yesterday and
350. 14:51it’s 800 won now, so I don't know
351. 14:52what to do." Right? Then Manager Kim
352. 14:55says, "Close it.""Turn it off.""If you
353. 14:57open it one more time, you’re in big
354. 14:58trouble.""Understood." Then that
355. 15:00Manager Kim goes back to his own desk
356. 15:03and opens it himself. "What did that
357. 15:05guy buy?" He buys 10 million won worth
358. 15:07of that same 300 won stock that’s now
359. 15:08800 won. Right? But at that moment, the
360. 15:10CEO appears behind him. "Manager Lee,
361. 15:12see me in my office." He goes in, and
362. 15:14the CEO says, "Cut it out." So, for
363. 15:16most office workers, they couldn't
364. 15:17check it. Right? They couldn't check it
365. 15:19. Since trading was very difficult,
366. 15:21back then, you had those old-school
367. 15:22flip phones, right? Right? You received
368. 15:25recommendations by text. Which stock?
369. 15:27What’s the buy price? What’s the
370. 15:28sell price? You traded like that, and
371. 15:29then the world changed. How did it
372. 15:31change? Mobile smartphones came out.
373. 15:35Let’s look at the screen. Now this
374. 15:37kind of world has arrived. "I’m done
375. 15:40now.""From now on, my stock trading
376. 15:41life is going to bloom.""No matter what
377. 15:44anyone says, I’ll trade however I
378. 15:47want in my own space, even in the
379. 15:49restroom." If you look at that
380. 15:52smartphone screen right now, it’s a
381. 15:54weekly chart. But they bought at the
382. 15:56high, and what is the stock price doing
383. 15:58now? It’s falling. So, look at the
384. 16:01next screen for this person. On the
385. 16:03next screen, they’re screaming, "Ah!"
386. 16:05They’re saying, "Ah!" Shall we go to
387. 16:07the next screen? How is this person
388. 16:09acting? If you look at the screen, they
389. 16:11are doing this. My fellow South Korean
390. 16:15investors, my beloved people, I really
391. 16:19want to tell you this today. From now
392. 16:23on. This is how you should trade.
393. 16:28Let’s move to the next screen. As we
394. 16:30switch screens, imagine your computer
395. 16:34setup at home looking like this. Right?
396. 16:38The important thing here is to have a
397. 16:40desk calendar. A desk calendar. You
398. 16:43definitely need one of these as a
399. 16:45trading journal. And also. A water cup
400. 16:48is essential. Isn't it? When you lose
401. 16:50money in stocks. Your liver starts to
402. 16:52heat up. Since it gets hot, you need to
403. 16:54cool it down. That’s why you need one
404. 16:56. You also need an extra monitor next
405. 16:59to the one you use. You know what a CPU
406. 17:02unit is, right? If you look at your
407. 17:04computer tower. You can plug two
408. 17:06monitors into it. In technical terms,
409. 17:09we call this a dual monitor setup. So,
410. 17:13when you go to a computer store. You
411. 17:16just tell them. "I want to buy one more
412. 17:18to plug into my computer." Then. These
413. 17:20monitors aren't that expensive.
414. 17:22Domestic brands like Samsung or LG
415. 17:24might be pricey, but there are plenty
416. 17:27of cheap Chinese ones. I use one that
417. 17:29costs around 100,000 won, so let's save
418. 17:32every penny we can. If you want to be
419. 17:34patriotic, go ahead and buy the
420. 17:35expensive ones. Anyway, the most
421. 17:36important thing is. It’s in the main
422. 17:38unit. It’s right there in the unit.
423. 17:40Let’s go to the next screen. Let’s
424. 17:42move to a clean screen. This is how you
425. 17:44must prepare. So, ask your son or
426. 17:47daughter-in-law, "Hey, I was watching
427. 17:50this guy named Seong-su Jang, and he
428. 17:52says I should add another monitor. Can
429. 17:56you check if our computer unit can
430. 17:58handle one more?" And what will they
431. 18:03say? "Father, why are you doing this?""
432. 18:05Are you losing your mind?""Do you want
433. 18:07to go to a nursing home?" That’s the
434. 18:08kind of talk you'll get. Right? So,
435. 18:09just give your grandchild 10,000 won.
436. 18:12They’ll get it done accurately. If
437. 18:14they are at least in fifth grade. Just
438. 18:16say, "Hey, check if I can plug this in.
439. 18:17" They'll take one look. "Grandpa, it's
440. 18:18all set," and that's it. In that moment
441. 18:21, you go out and buy that monitor.
442. 18:23After that, you know your internet
443. 18:25provider? Yes. Like SK Telecom or KT,
444. 18:27you know. Right? Just give them a call.
445. 18:31Tell them, "I'm looking at my computer,
446. 18:32but nothing is showing up," and
447. 18:34they’ll send a technician. Then just
448. 18:36point to it. "Please connect this for
449. 18:37me." Then. Without needing to ask your
450. 18:40son or daughter-in-law, you can get it
451. 18:41set up quietly. The reason I am telling
452. 18:44you all of this is because. Whether you
453. 18:47trade or not. Whether you have 5
454. 18:50million won or 1 billion, what matters
455. 18:53is. That you must know how to perform.
456. 18:56Both fundamental and technical analysis
457. 18:59on your screen. "I’m using a 17-inch
458. 19:03laptop, what should I do?" You can set
459. 19:05up a dual monitor system even with a
460. 19:07laptop. How much do you think it costs
461. 19:09to set this up? For a brand-name PC, it
462. 19:12costs about 1.3 million won. And for a
463. 19:15custom-built one, it's under a million
464. 19:17won. But here is the point I want to
465. 19:19make. Let’s say you start a business.
466. 19:21You’re selling fish-shaped buns. Even
467. 19:23for a bun business. You need 1 to 1.5
468. 19:25million won. Why? You have to buy the
469. 19:27molds. You have to buy the cart. You
470. 19:28have to set up the tent. Right? And you
471. 19:31have to invest in the facility to
472. 19:33connect the LP gas, right? The
473. 19:35infrastructure. Even a bun business
474. 19:38earning 50k to 100k a day requires that
475. 19:40investment, yet those trading with 500
476. 19:42million, 1 billion, or even 50 million
477. 19:45won won't invest in this. That is
478. 19:47clearly a problem. I want to be clear,
479. 19:50I am not selling computers. Come on,
480. 19:53South Korea! I hope you all become
481. 19:56truly talented and capable individuals.
482. 19:59Alright, let's move on to the next
483. 20:01screen. What you put on this screen is
484. 20:03what matters most. As you can see on
485. 20:05this screen here. If you are
486. 20:08right-handed. Then. The left side
487. 20:12becomes your main screen. And your
488. 20:14mouse can move between the right and
489. 20:16left sides. You know what I mean? The
490. 20:18left side is your main screen. And the
491. 20:21right side is your auxiliary screen.
492. 20:23But what if you’re left-handed? Then
493. 20:25you’d move your mouse to the left.
494. 20:26Right? Then the main screen becomes the
495. 20:30right, and the auxiliary is on the left
496. 20:33, but the best way is. Left is the main
497. 20:36screen, and right is the auxiliary
498. 20:38screen. I tell you this, but what
499. 20:41content to put on screen one and screen
500. 20:44two is the most important part. Let’s
501. 20:47move to the next screen. I will explain
502. 20:49what kind of content goes there.
503. 20:51Let’s take a look. On the first
504. 20:54screen. The chart in the top-left
505. 20:57corner. The chart in the top-left is
506. 21:01the weekly chart. Then, the chart in
507. 21:04the bottom-left. Is the monthly chart.
508. 21:08It is the monthly chart. And the large
509. 21:11screen on the far right. Is the daily
510. 21:14chart. Set it up with the daily chart.
511. 21:17And in the middle is the order window.
512. 21:20It is absolutely essential. And also.
513. 21:22Uh, you can see real-time trading
514. 21:25trends by investor—individuals,
515. 21:28institutions, and foreigners—at the
516. 21:30bottom right. Now, let's look at the
517. 21:34second screen. So, how is the second
518. 21:37screen laid out? As for the technical
519. 21:39indicators. The large screen on the
520. 21:43left is. The exact same one I captured
521. 21:47and explained to you in detail during
522. 21:50last session’s lecture. That is
523. 21:54fundamental analysis. If it were up to
524. 21:57me. I’d love to show all you home
525. 22:01traders in Korea—the retail investors
526. 22:04—how to set up four or five monitors,
527. 22:07but that might be a bit too much to ask
528. 22:10. You tend to add more as you go. If
529. 22:14you build it yourself. There are PCs
530. 22:17already on the market that can support
531. 22:20up to four monitors. And on the top
532. 22:24right. This is the market overview.
533. 22:27It’s a market overview, and since
534. 22:28I’ll be covering this over two
535. 22:30sessions, it’s the most important
536. 22:31part. Things like intraday indices for
537. 22:36Shanghai or Nikkei, how many KOSPI
538. 22:38stocks are up, down, or flat, including
539. 22:41those at the upper limit, exchange
540. 22:44rates, how the NY market fared
541. 22:46overnight, and what the overnight
542. 22:48futures imply for today’s KOSPI
543. 22:51points. Does that sound too hard?
544. 22:54It’s absolutely not difficult. My
545. 22:56lectures aren't hard at all, and I make
546. 22:59this very clear. I tailor my lectures
547. 23:02to your level of understanding. If
548. 23:04you’re watching this and thinking, "
549. 23:08I’m an expert.""I already know all
550. 23:11that.""This is so boring." Then you are
551. 23:13free to go elsewhere. To look for stock
552. 23:15picks. Well, thank you. If you're an
553. 23:17expert, you shouldn't be watching TV
554. 23:19for stock tips, right? Yeah. You should
555. 23:21be heading elsewhere. So, for today.
556. 23:24The screen at the bottom right will be
557. 23:26for minute charts. Now, today. The most
558. 23:29important thing is something you’ll
559. 23:31really need. Today, you must have a
560. 23:34notepad and a pen ready. Don’t just
561. 23:39go into your kids 'room and grab any
562. 23:42old notebook. This is a very important
563. 23:46lecture. I will explain how to use HTS
564. 23:49in detail and slowly, so you need to
565. 23:51take notes. So, prepare a notepad and
566. 23:54pen, and I’ll give you exactly 60
567. 23:57seconds. I’ll give you exactly 60
568. 23:59seconds, and I will also. Return after
569. 24:0260 seconds. See you in a moment.
570. 24:59Alright, I’m back. Yes. I have
571. 25:02returned. Uh, you all have HTS programs
572. 25:08. I have already explained enough about
573. 25:11the Home Trading System, or HTS, in
574. 25:14front of you. South Korea is quite
575. 25:18unique globally when it comes to the
576. 25:20internet. It really is a unique country
577. 25:22. Right? Our country. Yes, it's amazing
578. 25:24. In terms of the internet, it’s fair
579. 25:27to say we’ve already caught up to
580. 25:29Japan. We are about three years behind
581. 25:33the U.S. But we are definitely an IT
582. 25:35powerhouse. What surprises the whole
583. 25:38world is this. Our dedicated internet
584. 25:40infrastructure is very well-established
585. 25:42. When we ride the KTX train. It runs
586. 25:46at 300 to 400 km/h, and yet you can
587. 25:49still use the internet inside. Yes.
588. 25:51It's an amazing country. Then we must
589. 25:53keep up as well. I don't know HTS. If
590. 25:57you are at least capable of searching
591. 25:59on Google, Daum, or other internet
592. 26:02search engines, then. You can follow
593. 26:05along with me, but if you can't even do
594. 26:07that. Then. You should stop trading
595. 26:09stocks. Now, let's go to the screen,
596. 26:11and I will explain it slowly, so please
597. 26:14listen carefully. I'm going into the
598. 26:17screen now. So, when we go in. There is
599. 26:19nothing there. Right? It’s blank,
600. 26:21isn't it? When you open the HTS, a few
601. 26:22pop-up windows appear? There's nothing
602. 26:24else. Right? Oh, I see. Then what you
603. 26:26should look at is. If you look at the
604. 26:29very top. There is a "General Chart"
605. 26:31here. Do you see the General Chart? Now
606. 26:33, click on the General Chart. When I
607. 26:37say "click" from here on out, I’ve
608. 26:40made it clear what that means. Now,
609. 26:43Director Seong says "click." Then, the
610. 26:45mouse, right? You click the left button
611. 26:48of the mouse. You click the left button
612. 26:50. There we go. Now, I will explain it
613. 26:53well from here on. Listen closely now,
614. 26:56and I will start a very interesting
615. 26:59lecture for you all. So, with the chart
616. 27:02set up like this. The first and most
617. 27:05important thing you need to know is
618. 27:07this. I have enlarged it like this. If
619. 27:10you look at the top of the chart. There
620. 27:12is a blue bar. Do you see the blue bar?
621. 27:16Place your mouse on this spot, on the
622. 27:18blue bar. Place your mouse and, where?
623. 27:22You press the left button. Do not let
624. 27:25go. Place the mouse on this blue bar
625. 27:29and do not let go. I will do it. So,
626. 27:32press it. Move it left and right. Move
627. 27:35it up and down. You can rotate it.
628. 27:37Three times to the left, three times to
629. 27:39the right. You can move it all around,
630. 27:40right? You followed up to this point,
631. 27:42right? Then. There are two things. The
632. 27:45first is. This corner area. If you
633. 27:49gently move your mouse to the corner.
634. 27:52An arrow, a two-way arrow, will appear.
635. 27:56And if you just hold your mouse over
636. 27:58the side edge here. An arrow will
637. 28:01appear. Then, just hold down the left
638. 28:05mouse button and don't let go. Now, let
639. 28:10me demonstrate. What I mean is. Place
640. 28:12your cursor right on the blue area at
641. 28:14the bottom. When you put it on the
642. 28:16corner. An arrow shape will appear. So,
643. 28:20don't let go, keep holding it, and move
644. 28:22it neatly to the position you want. Got
645. 28:26it? You can extend it to the side like
646. 28:28this. You can expand or shrink it to
647. 28:32arrange your screen comfortably. Got it
648. 28:37? Right. So, you've got this far, right
649. 28:39? Right. Once you've done this, you've
650. 28:41learned three things. You think you
651. 28:43know? Don't worry about it. Now, there
652. 28:46is a toolbar on the left. The HTS has a
653. 28:49toolbar on the left, and let me tell
654. 28:51you what that is. I will zoom in on the
655. 28:54screen to show you this part again. Oh,
656. 28:57it's not coming up right now. Now, look
657. 29:00at the left side. On the left, there
658. 29:04are tools like crosshairs, horizontal
659. 29:06lines, and various trend lines, so let
660. 29:08me explain them again. There are tools
661. 29:13here, and you must know how to use
662. 29:16these tools to be able to do this. So,
663. 29:21first, let's look at the first one. If
664. 29:23you look at the first screen. On the
665. 29:26first screen, there is a screen called'
666. 29:30Switch '. The' Switch 'screen has an
667. 29:34arrow in a curved shape. It's an arrow
668. 29:37shape. Once more. And over here, there
669. 29:42is' Create/Release Trend Line '.'
670. 29:46Release Trend Line 'is just what I call
671. 29:48' undo '. I will name it that way for
672. 29:52now.' Undo ', make a note of it. I'll
673. 29:55call it' undo ', so watch closely. The
674. 29:58first one is. The crosshair. It's a
675. 30:02crosshair, and let me explain what it
676. 30:06does one by one. After clicking the
677. 30:11left mouse button on the crosshair,
678. 30:14bring it to the chart. Come to the
679. 30:18chart and click where you need it.
680. 30:21Click again where you need it. If you
681. 30:24click, click, click, click, click where
682. 30:26you need it, the crosshair will be
683. 30:28drawn like this. Got it? But here's
684. 30:32something important: after drawing the
685. 30:35crosshair, if you double-click the left
686. 30:38mouse button. A menu window like this
687. 30:41will pop up. Right? Then, please delete
688. 30:45the part labeled' Value Display 'at the
689. 30:48bottom. To delete. I told you that if
690. 30:52you click the left mouse button on the
691. 30:54checked part, it will disappear. Let me
692. 30:57try it myself. Now, I'm going to try it
693. 31:00. I've removed it. I removed it again,
694. 31:04right? Yes, I have clearly removed it
695. 31:06here. You said that if you left-click
696. 31:09on the checked part, it will disappear.
697. 31:12Next, the important thing is the color
698. 31:14type. You click on the color type.
699. 31:19Click on the color type; I've set mine
700. 31:22to red, but what color is yours set to?
701. 31:27Feel free to click on the color you
702. 31:29like or find comfortable. Once you
703. 31:32click, it's important to set the line
704. 31:34type to a solid line. The line type
705. 31:38should be a solid line and set the
706. 31:41thickness to 1 point, or 1pt, then
707. 31:43click confirm. If you click confirm, it
708. 31:47will appear like this for you. You know
709. 31:50what I mean? Now, the crosshair is
710. 31:52important. There are times when the
711. 31:54crosshair is also essential to use.
712. 31:57Since I'll be explaining things to you
713. 32:00using these tools, you need to know how
714. 32:03to use them. Now, let's move on to the
715. 32:06second one. The second one is...The
716. 32:08second one is the horizontal line.
717. 32:10There’s a line going across, right?
718. 32:12Right? It's a horizontal line. Now, for
719. 32:15the horizontal line, just like before,
720. 32:18if you left-click on it, if you click
721. 32:21here. You can draw lines like this. You
722. 32:25can draw lines, right? Now,
723. 32:27double-click on the horizontal line
724. 32:29itself. In this state, if you
725. 32:31double-click with the left mouse button
726. 32:34, the same image appears. Right? Which
727. 32:37image? It's the same as before. For the
728. 32:41price display, go ahead and uncheck it
729. 32:44with a left click, and it will
730. 32:47disappear. After that, let's go into
731. 32:50the color type settings. Let's do it.
732. 32:53Okay, remove the price display. Go into
733. 32:55the color type. For this line type. Set
734. 32:58it to a solid line. I've set it to a
735. 33:01blue line, so. If you can, just follow
736. 33:04along exactly as I do. I've tried many
737. 33:07different colors, but I found this one
738. 33:10works best. So when you click confirm,
739. 33:14you get the lines that we see in
740. 33:16broadcasts. The experts do this, right?
741. 33:19Right? The high points and the low
742. 33:21points, right? You’ve probably seen
743. 33:24them drawing lines on lows and highs
744. 33:25like this many times. If you watch TV,
745. 33:28you must have seen them drawing lines
746. 33:31very freely. So you can do it too; just
747. 33:34follow the same steps. The most
748. 33:37important thing is. Place the mouse
749. 33:39where you want it and left-click.
750. 33:42Left-click. Move it and left-click.
751. 33:45Left-click. Left-click. If you do that,
752. 33:49you can mark it like this. That's what
753. 33:52I wanted to tell you. Now, next. What's
754. 33:55next is. Next is the vertical line.
755. 33:58Vertical line. This is the vertical
756. 34:00line. This is the most important one.
757. 34:02Here is something you must remember.
758. 34:04Vertical line. How do you set it up and
759. 34:06look at it? Now, vertical line. Now,
760. 34:08click the vertical line and come over
761. 34:11here. I've arrived, and the most
762. 34:13important thing is that I am now
763. 34:15drawing a vertical line. After drawing
764. 34:18the vertical line, I have now zoomed in
765. 34:20. I have placed a vertical line in this
766. 34:22position. If you set up this vertical
767. 34:25line and think, "I know how to use the
768. 34:29HTS well enough, so this is fine,"
769. 34:32that's incorrect. That's incorrect. Now
770. 34:35, when you look at it this way. There
771. 34:38are parts you can't see; which parts
772. 34:40are invisible? The highs and the lows
773. 34:43are not visible. In other words, these
774. 34:45candles. They clearly had highs and
775. 34:48lows, but when you bring the vertical
776. 34:50line and place it right here. You can't
777. 34:53know the situation of the highs and
778. 34:55lows. So, with the vertical line in
779. 34:59place, double-click it, then go into
780. 35:01the color style and then the line type.
781. 35:05Go into the line type. Do you
782. 35:07understand? Enter the line type and you
783. 35:09must set it to a dotted line. A dotted
784. 35:12line, I state this clearly. Set it to
785. 35:15dotted, check that the line thickness
786. 35:18is 1pt, and then click OK. What happens
787. 35:21next? Now, when I draw a line like this
788. 35:24, watch closely as I circle and zoom in
789. 35:27for you. Right? You can see the high
790. 35:31points and low points on your screen.
791. 35:35Do you understand? It's a dotted line.
792. 35:37Do you understand? You should
793. 35:38absolutely not use a solid line. Now,
794. 35:41then. Let's move on to the next part.
795. 35:44Next. This line is the most important
796. 35:46line for you. So, what do we call this
797. 35:49line? We call it a straight trend line.
798. 35:52It's not that I named it, it's right
799. 35:55here. Straight trend line. Place the
800. 35:57mouse on the straight trend line and,
801. 36:00well, how do you do it? Right? Place
802. 36:03the mouse and draw it however you want
803. 36:04to draw it. You draw it like this. Now,
804. 36:06you draw it like this. This is how you
805. 36:08draw it. Now, you draw it from left to
806. 36:10right. And for this one as well.
807. 36:12Double-click it just the same. Since
808. 36:15there are no values, go into the color
809. 36:16style, and this one has something
810. 36:18different. What's different about this
811. 36:20is that for this straight trend line.
812. 36:23Make sure to set the line thickness
813. 36:25below to 2 points. I really hope you
814. 36:27set it to 2 points, not 1 point. Now,
815. 36:30what we use this trend line for. What
816. 36:34we use the trend line for is resistance
817. 36:38lines, support lines, or the most
818. 36:41important thing about trend lines is
819. 36:44that they play the most crucial role
820. 36:47when identifying a downtrend or an
821. 36:50uptrend. So, even the most competent
822. 36:55broadcast experts, analysts, or
823. 36:58institutional securities firm employees
824. 37:01and dealers. They don't seem to know
825. 37:05this well. So, I'm going to explain
826. 37:07this, so watch me carefully. For the
827. 37:10line thickness. I'll just set it to a
828. 37:13dark red like this and 2 points to
829. 37:16proceed. I will explain using 2 points.
830. 37:20Now, uh, the screen. It's not really
831. 37:22important right now. It's not important
832. 37:25which stock this is. I just opened my
833. 37:28laptop for today's broadcast, and this
834. 37:30screen happened to be open, so I just
835. 37:32left it up. There are some people who
836. 37:34try to write down everything I do. I do
837. 37:37not recommend stocks. So, don't look at
838. 37:39this and, oh, write it down. Wait, what
839. 37:42are you writing down while I'm
840. 37:44lecturing? You're not supposed to be
841. 37:45writing this down. You know what I mean
842. 37:47? Now, let's. We often say this on the
843. 37:50broadcast. I really want to ask
844. 37:53everyone watching this broadcast, when
845. 37:56we draw a downtrend line, here is how
846. 37:59you draw it. At the high points, I mean
847. 38:02, here is how you draw it. You just
848. 38:04click your mouse at the spot you want
849. 38:07to start, hold it, and drag it down.
850. 38:09Drag it down and release the mouse at
851. 38:12the bottom spot you wanted. That's how
852. 38:15it's drawn. Once again. Click the left
853. 38:17mouse button at the spot you want and
854. 38:19don't let go. Don't let go. Don't let
855. 38:21go. Drag it down. And then let go. Then
856. 38:24the trend line is drawn like this. From
857. 38:26the bottom, click the left mouse, drag
858. 38:29it up, don't let go, and then release.
859. 38:32Click from the bottom, drag it up,
860. 38:34don't let go, and then release. That's
861. 38:36how the trend line is drawn, but look
862. 38:39closely. When we look at the broadcast.
863. 38:41It's the high point, right? Right? You
864. 38:43draw the trend line down from the high
865. 38:45point like this. Right? You draw the
866. 38:47trend line down, you draw it down, and
867. 38:49you draw a line like this. Right? Isn't
868. 38:52that how you draw it? Right? In this
869. 38:54state, draw a trend line. When drawing
870. 38:57a downtrend line. You drag it down from
871. 38:59the high point like this. Now, to make
872. 39:01the lecture more interesting and clear,
873. 39:04just a moment while I adjust the
874. 39:06settings. I'll set up the PPT and
875. 39:08continue the lecture. I'm sorry. When
876. 39:11you're asked to draw it here. You draw
877. 39:13it from the high point like this. Right
878. 39:15? It's usually drawn like this. So, if
879. 39:18a bullish candle appears above this
880. 39:21downtrend line or breaks through it,
881. 39:25people say, "Hey, isn't this a buying
882. 39:29point?" But get a grip. Get a grip.
883. 39:35Otherwise, institutional investors,
884. 39:37professional investors, and foreigners
885. 39:40will get mocked for having a casino
886. 39:42machine at home, as is often said about
887. 39:44our country. Now, would you like to
888. 39:48click your mouse on a candle? If you
889. 39:52double-click on the candle with the
890. 39:55left mouse button, this screen pops up.
891. 39:59In the fourth section here, there is a
892. 40:01closing price line chart. Let's click
893. 40:04on the closing price line chart. There.
894. 40:06I'll explain the closing price line
895. 40:08chart later. So, shall we go with black
896. 40:10? I’ll set it like this, let's go. So
897. 40:14, confirm. Now, I’ll remove the
898. 40:16moving averages. Clean, right? Shall we
899. 40:18zoom in and take a look here? Is this a
900. 40:20trend line? That’s just a wild guess.
901. 40:23Why are you drawing lines in mid-air?
902. 40:25Everyone, the open, high, and low, are
903. 40:29what the ignorant and shallow...people
904. 40:37say are made by us, the retail
905. 40:40investors. Do you know who controls the
906. 40:44closing price? The closing price during
907. 40:49the closing auction is clearly created
908. 40:51and set by them. What are you talking
909. 40:54about? Don't talk about useless things
910. 40:56like supply and demand or how much
911. 40:57institutions bought. Listen to the
912. 41:00lectures properly. You shouldn't draw
913. 41:02lines in mid-air. I said, don't draw
914. 41:04lines in mid-air. Got it? Right. Now,
915. 41:07where should it be placed? I’ll
916. 41:09delete it and start over—calm down,
917. 41:11don't get excited. Let’s go back to
918. 41:13the candlestick chart and see. Everyone
919. 41:16, for a closing price, a bearish candle
920. 41:20goes downward. And for a bullish candle
921. 41:23, the top is the closing price. Right?
922. 41:25A bullish candle goes from bottom to
923. 41:27top. And a bearish candle goes from the
924. 41:29open to the bottom. So, when you draw a
925. 41:31trend line here. Now, this is the
926. 41:33closing price. Right? This is the
927. 41:36highest one. You know that, right? This
928. 41:38bullish candle is the highest one.
929. 41:39Right? Then it becomes the closing
930. 41:41price. Where? On the bullish candle,
931. 41:43place it on the bullish candle. Where
932. 41:45on the bullish candle? On the closing
933. 41:47price, I told you. Do you remember the
934. 41:50"Oppas"? The Oppa I mentioned in the
935. 41:54second and third lectures is that spot.
936. 41:58Do you understand? You draw the trend
937. 42:00line on the bullish candle. Place it on
938. 42:04the bullish candle at the peak of the
939. 42:07upward phase, double-click it, and set
940. 42:09it to the closing price line chart—
941. 42:12ta-da. You draw it like this. Once
942. 42:15drawn, the point where it breaks
943. 42:19through is the buying position. Do you
944. 42:22understand? So from now on. Place it on
945. 42:26the bullish candle. You place it on the
946. 42:28bullish candle. Don't place it on the
947. 42:30bearish candle's open or the tip of the
948. 42:32wick. The highs, lows, and opens are
949. 42:36clearly made by retail investors. And
950. 42:40the closing price is made by the big
951. 42:43guys, the big brothers and sisters, so
952. 42:46please remember that. Got it? So, set
953. 42:50the color and type like this. I will go
954. 42:54back into the candlestick chart now.
955. 42:58Candlestick chart, you know? Now, with
956. 43:00the chart set like this. Do you know
957. 43:02what to do when it goes up? When it
958. 43:04goes up, it’s the opposite, right?
959. 43:06When it comes down, we found the "Oppa.
960. 43:07" Right? Then who should we place it on
961. 43:09when it goes up? Now, it's a bearish
962. 43:11candle. Right? It’s based on a
963. 43:12bearish candle. When it goes up, it’s
964. 43:14the bearish candle's closing price. Now
965. 43:15, I’ll zoom in and draw it for you.
966. 43:17The closing price of the bearish candle
967. 43:18. That would be the bottom, right?
968. 43:20Isn't it? Let's try connecting this
969. 43:22point, this point, and this point. Now,
970. 43:25shall we learn something interesting
971. 43:26about trendlines today? Well, it's not
972. 43:28the bullish candles. The last bearish
973. 43:30candle. So the trend is...It’s
974. 43:32currently shifting from a downtrend to
975. 43:35an uptrend. Right? When it's shifting.
976. 43:38So, when it’s going up, where do you
977. 43:40draw it? The most important thing is,
978. 43:43if we assume this is the current state.
979. 43:45It would be the closing price, closing
980. 43:47price, closing price parts here. Right?
981. 43:50It should be like this. It should be
982. 43:52like this. Yes, it should be like this.
983. 43:54And then, double-click on the candle.
984. 43:57Left-click with your mouse twice.
985. 43:58Confirm the line chart for closing
986. 44:00prices. I clicked it and zoomed in here
987. 44:05, so what does this company show today?
988. 44:10It shows a sell signal. So, after a
989. 44:14downtrend, it shifted to an uptrend,
990. 44:18but it went up once and broke below the
991. 44:22support line, do you see? It broke away
992. 44:26. That is how you should think about it
993. 44:28. So, you all see how important this
994. 44:32trendline is, right? Of course, there
995. 44:36are crosshairs, horizontal lines,
996. 44:39vertical lines, and trendlines, but you
997. 44:42have to draw the trendline correctly.
998. 44:45You shouldn't just draw it mindlessly
999. 44:48from high to high, saying "this is a
1000. 44:50high" and "this is a low." Right?
1001. 44:53Always remember the closing price. I'm
1002. 44:57telling you, even when drawing a
1003. 44:59trendline, don't just mindlessly look
1004. 45:02at highs and lows however you feel like
1005. 45:05it. So, when a trend is coming down,
1006. 45:08where should you always look? Well, the
1007. 45:10very peak is here. Right? Since it's a
1008. 45:14bullish candle, and the bearish
1009. 45:15candle's closing price is at the bottom
1010. 45:18, you find the bullish candle from this
1011. 45:20part and draw the line, and for the
1012. 45:22uptrend, draw the line at the bearish
1013. 45:25candle's closing price, and you follow
1014. 45:27along. Set your candle chart to the
1015. 45:31closing price line chart, and ta-da,
1016. 45:33once you place it, you'll see this
1017. 45:35picture, please remember that. That’s
1018. 45:38right. So, it feels like I came here
1019. 45:41briefly today, right? An hour has
1020. 45:43already flown by. I'm really sorry.
1021. 45:46Right? Is it just me? Or do you, our
1022. 45:48Daily family members watching this
1023. 45:50broadcast, feel the same? You know, I
1024. 45:52...I took off my glasses. Right? I
1025. 45:56can't see what's in front of me. I'll
1026. 45:58see you next time, on Monday, yes,
1027. 46:01Monday at 8 PM. Yes, at 8 PM, I will
1028. 46:05see you again at 8 PM. So, uh, I’ll
1029. 46:09wrap things up next time. I said I
1030. 46:12would give a lecture in two parts on
1031. 46:14how to set up charts like this. Anyway,
1032. 46:17thank you. Have a happy time for the
1033. 46:19rest of your day. I will see you again
1034. 46:21next Monday at 8 PM. Thank you. Goodbye
1035. 46:24.