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Do you think asset management is only for the rich?
Hello, I'm Jang Jae-chang, CEO of Inmost, an investment advisory firm.
I am engaged in providing advice and management services on clients' financial assets, and furthermore, making a profitable job. Not long ago, Jeju's customers were so-called “rich people”, people who already had a certain level of wealth.
However, due to various reasons such as government policies and the corona pandemic, many individual investors are interested in asset management by generating additional income other than salary. In line with this, I would like to share with you my knowledge and know-how on asset management that I have built up until now.
Asset management is no longer the exclusive property of the rich We dream of a world where anyone can get rich through proper asset management.
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Do you still invest in stocks this way?
Currently, the Republic of Korea has 1 out of 5 citizens in stock.
There may be individual stories about the exponential rise in individual investors, but there is probably a big reason why large market trends have worked. However, the problem is that there are ant investors who jump in without any preparation to piggyback on this economic trend.
There is a fact that you can quickly understand if you actually invest.
You don't just succeed in investing by taking good care of the items you invest in,
It is also necessary to understand the macroeconomics of so-called “macros”...
It's a fact. It is repeated time and again that when the market enters an adjustment, they forget everything they have made and go negative without a doubt. Then, experts say that the market fell due to tapering, rising interest rates, or something like this, but I want to know how to know all of these facts and invest.
I've studied but can't do it?!
Another thing is that I analyzed financial statements in my own way, bought and invested based on the concept of valuation, but even if I wait 6 months or even hold for 1 year, why don't my stocks rise?
What I really don't understand is that when the market comes back up, my stock, which I picked out because it was undervalued as I learned, doesn't go up, and if I evaluate it as I've learned, a stock that is almost in a bubble state that has already risen to rise will rise again when it rises.
Why don't cheap stocks rise because they haven't gone up, and stocks that have already risen a lot go up again?
Why on earth do these things happen over and over again?
Also, what should we need to know to overcome this situation?
Learn how to read big trends in the market
Therefore, this course included macroeconomics (macros) and industrial analysis methods and actual asset allocation methods that include them, an understanding of the assets specifically used here (stocks, bonds, real estate), and finally, specific methods for overcoming psychological biases that make such analysis useless. It is structured with storytelling so that it can be understood intuitively, and above all, the main purpose is to convey it without complexity.
I included parts of the book that I couldn't explain
▶ Creator's Book _ Investment Map
Do you guys know that? There are also “seasons” in financial markets. It's a concept called “cycle” in economic terms. Just like our four seasons, there is a spring when most stocks grow in the financial market, and there are also winters when the market turns downwards.
In order to intuitively understand macroeconomics (macroeconomics), I will guide you to view macroeconomics (macroeconomics) in a framework called a cycle. In this lesson, I will help you understand intuitively through actual examples so that you can see the large framework of macroeconomics and industries that actually move when the macroeconomy moves in relation to the larger framework of macroeconomics.
I captured stories that I couldn't tell on the air
I am currently teaching not only in books and social media, but also appearing in various video media, including YouTube. In normal broadcasts, questions must be answered within a short period of time. Naturally, there's no time to explain the cause. However, every time an investment knows the answer, it hits the back burner.
That's why I created this course. I want to talk about everything I want to say. We will inform you about the causes of various economic conditions. So that even if the same thing happens next time, we can respond and apply it. Also, don't just know stocks. If you really want to enjoy “financial freedom,” you need to know about bonds and know real estate.
Through this class, I will share my experience and know-how on how to manage assets to you.
This is a class where coaching rights are not provided.
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“Why are stock investors always anxious?”
I recently heard the “answer” to a question I've been receiving for a long time in a broadcast comment from someone I admire.
“I mean the mother and child went to bed one dark night. But I hear a rustling sound over there. The kid is amazed.
Mom said, “It's okay, it's the sound of the wind passing by. Nothing happened. ' Talk about it. Then the child can rest easy for a moment.
But I hear another rustling sound from somewhere. The child is afraid and will dig into the mother's arms. Then Mom said, “It's okay, that's the sound of the branches shaking.”
However, it's only a moment when the child feels at ease when he hears the mother's story. I can't help but feel uneasy in the dark. The same goes for investors. I can't see ahead, so I'm always worried about the small sound of the wind or the sound of branches.
So what do kids and investors need? It just turns on the light. Instead of giving advice to calm anxiety from time to time, we should turn on the lights so that we can see the market right away.”
In investing, “light that illuminates the dark” is an unshakable principle. Investors with principles do not feel uneasy about not being able to check stock prices every day, are unshakable even in times of crisis, and do not regret not being able to wait for a good harvest due to unprofitable negligence.
But principles don't happen overnight. You must focus on the market for at least 10 years. It's difficult and difficult for ordinary investors. So I'm going to teach you unshakable principles through this course.
In the meantime, along with the many broadcast videos I have filmed and my books, I will do my best to make all of you have the ability to watch the market right away on your own so that you don't have to search YouTube for advice to calm your anxiety every day.
