저자: 미상 · 한국인
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유튜버 아더맘이 TQQQ를 14년간 약 100배 수익을 낸 종목으로 소개하며, 약세장에서 추가 매수로 평균단가를 낮추고 강세장에서 보유하는 장기 투자 방식을 주장함. 자신의 '무한매수법'(30분할, 현재 20회차, 원금 2억6천만 원, 수익률 -6.24%)과 10% 또는 1000만 원 수익 시 매도 기준을 설명함. 단기 수익을 부수입으로 활용하라고 권유하며, 이후 주제는 자녀 양육과 운동 이야기로 전환됨.
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Hello fellow travelers, this is Adermom. Today, I would like to talk about exactly what the problem is with TQQ. Over the past 14 years, TQQ is a stock that has generated returns of nearly 100 times. I think it is truly an incredible feat to hold an asset for 14 years and see its value increase by about 100 times.
That is why we invest in such stocks. However, the one specific problem with TQQ was when a bear market dragged on. But everyone knows the solution: additional buying. While the profit may vary depending on how you make those additional purchases, it can be quite difficult if you set a specific timeframe and feel you must achieve a certain profit within that period.
However, if you focus on your target amount, you don't need to be bound by a requirement to invest a certain percentage of your principal. You can simply buy more whenever you have the money during a long bear market, and then later, when you ride that bull market, you can stop making additional purchases and just hold onto your existing stock for the long term; I believe that is how you will achieve your target profit.
When I held the stock HMM for six years, I experienced significant losses of tens of millions of won during a major market downturn, but I also saw it grow to hundreds of millions of won during a bull market. Therefore, I naturally invest in TQ in the same way when looking at the long term—I simply hold onto it.
However, if I determine that recovering the principal will become difficult due to negative compounding, I intend to make additional purchases to help TQ demonstrate significant strength during a future bull market. Investing in stocks is essentially running a business, and the scale of that business varies from person to person.
Some run small shops, while others invest massive amounts of capital to operate large enterprises. Similarly, when investing in TQ, some may invest small amounts, while others may invest hundreds of millions or even hundreds of millions of won. If the market continues to rise, those with substantial holdings will see their profits grow enormously even with just a small gain.
While the amount required for additional purchases during a bear market might increase, those aspects will be addressed later towards a larger goal. "Please be prepared for the risks you currently have and prepare your cash accordingly. If you do this, I believe you won't face any major problems later on, even if there is an economic recession or a bear market.
I will also give you an update on the progress of the 'Infinite Buying Method' that generates short-term profits," the teacher said. He explained that he had been using the 40-minute method, and mentioned in his book that there are only one or two instances a year where no profit is made. However, we are proceeding with a 30-part split.
Currently, we are on the 20th round with a principal of 260 million won; the total number of shares has reached 5,129, and the return is -6.24%. So, there are 10 more rounds remaining. Also, one of our partners mentioned that they are switching to a 50-minute split. We were within the 40-minute method that the teacher taught us after going through so much trial and error with his brilliant mind over such a long period.
I know there are various methods for when profits aren't coming in, but I have simply modified it slightly to use the 30-minute method, and when profits aren't coming in, I just keep holding on. And when the bear market really drags on..." I plan to sell by making additional purchases when the profit reaches a 10% plus, or when the profit amounts to about 10 million won.
So, while I might adjust these selling criteria slightly going forward, that is the method I am currently proceeding with. These short-term profits can serve as a tool to make long-term investing more enjoyable. Whether you work a regular job, run your own business, or run another venture, having this kind of additional income feels like it enriches your life and makes it more stable.
That is why I am generating these short-term profits alongside my other investments, and I am proceeding with a relatively large amount of capital. Lately, I have been reading *The Courage to Be Disliked*. The first volume was incredibly helpful to me, and the second volume is also very good. It contains a passage stating that respect is about not forcing your own values on others, valuing who someone is, and furthermore, supporting their growth and development.
This part made me feel very at ease and good. This is because it seems we often live within a certain framework. That framework is not one I set myself, but one created by others or society. It can be very difficult to try to fit others, and I think relationships often deteriorate when I apply those same molds to others, judging them this way or that.
However, I found that valuing someone simply for who they are brought a great sense of stability and comfort. My eldest daughter is currently 22 and lives independently. Recently, I sent her a message like this: "My dearest Wooju, even though everyone around me tried to dissuade you, I think Mom lived by judging right from wrong through my own experiences.
There were times when I suffered losses, but I also gained a lot. You are getting to know me by making your own judgments and choices. I have simply lived 25 years longer than you, and while I can share my experiences, I wo n't force them upon you. It is your life, after all. Mom alwaysloves and prays for you." I sent her this text message.
We used to have so many things to do for our children. However, for an adult over 20, while we can certainly speak up about this and that out of concern, I think the power to make many choices now lies with the child. We spent time having conversations like this. When I was young, my mother didn't tell me what to do or not to do either.
I do n't think she did anything like that. She just trusted me and simply asked things like, "Have you eaten?" So, when I go through tough times in my life and look for her mom, I think all she can do is cook a warm meal for me and give her a pat on the shoulder. From now on, she will learn through her own experiences.
So, I just pray for her and hope she meets a good person. Even if she happens to meet someone who isn't a good match for her and is a bit of a bad person, I believe there are things to learn from that person, rather than being disappointed or frustrated. I hope she grows through these various experiences.
That is why I try to treat my child with respect and admiration. I uploaded a video of her running last week; at that time, she had gained about 4 kilos, but this week, I challenged myself to lose about 5 kilos. Running 5 kilometers took about 40 minutes, so I feel great, and I think my lung capacity has improved significantly.
My apartment is on the 10th floor, and sometimes I walk up. In the past, I exercised consistently, but I never exercised to this extent—running and sweating profusely. It definitely feels like running... I feel like my lung capacity has improved. In the past, I used to feel a bit out of breath climbing up 10 flights of stairs, but now I don't really get out of breath at all.
So, I am really enjoying my workouts. I hope you all stay healthy and happy as you exercise, just like everyone else. Well then, you worked hard this week, and I will see you again next week. Goodbye.
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