When you invest in stocks

3 reasons to lose money

▶ Even if a promising company buys stocks at a high price, they must sell them at a higher price to make a profit.

1. It's that simple. This is because stocks are bought at a high price and sold at a low price.
2. They buy stocks only by making judgments based on information they hear from others as homecoming. I can't do my own valuation, and if someone says it's promising, I only look at charts and buy stocks.
3. Invest without a goal. If I see a profit of 20-30% without setting an investment period, I think about selling it. Conversely, if it falls by 20-30%, you will be afraid to sell (stop loss).

The way to make money by investing in stocks is simple.

You can buy stocks at a low price and sell them at a high price.

However, many stock newbies buy stocks at a high price and are waiting for them to become more expensive. They often buy stocks without knowing whether the stock price is cheap or expensive, even though they are familiar with promising companies.

You can do it even if you are a stock beginner!

Valuation of companies to determine whether stock prices are cheap or expensive

You think it's difficult to say valuation? It's not difficult. Simply put, valuation is an analysis of whether a company's stock price is cheap or expensive. In order to make money by investing in stocks, it is basic to buy the stock prices of promising companies cheaply and sell them at a high price.

So that even stock beginners can easily know the proper stock price of a company

I've created an excel template!

I think it's practically impossible for a stock beginner to calculate the proper stock price (corporate value) of a company.

Can I do something this difficult?

For stock beginners, I created an Excel template to find out the proper stock price of a company. Using the company's growth indicators predicted by experts, even stock beginners can easily find out the appropriate stock price of the company.

Here's an explanation of the template, how American housewives use this template on a daily basis, step by step from the explanation to the practical exercises!

Practical use case of an Excel template with a proper stock price from an American housewife

The Excel template above is an example written on November 30, 2021.

At this time, NVIDIA's stock price $333It was about, and the proper stock price calculated based on NVIDIA's net profit growth rate at this time $221.87It is listed as.

When NVIDIA shares were bought

If NVIDIA's stock price falls near the price range shown in the Excel template, make an investment strategy to buy, and in the image above, the stock price on January 27, 2022, which is close to the red arrow $219.44I started buying NVIDIA shares before and after the point where it fell to.

Learn more about how to use Excel templates in the lecture video

This is different from the first class.

< Investing in US stocks that even beginners can do, making a second salary with dividends > class

• This is a curriculum for people who have never tried stocks or US stocks.
• You can learn about the principles of stocks such as listing, dividends, and ETFs.
• If you have taken this class, the most important question when it comes to investing in stocks is 'What kind of company should I invest in? - You can get the most help in “Sports Selection”.

Valuation of companies to find out if the stock price is cheap or expensive,

I'll let you know like this.

1. We will tell you in an easy-to-understand manner with simple examples from everyday life
2. Using the proper stock calculation template created by the American housewife, we will inform you so that even stock beginners can easily understand it.
3. We will create a form so that you can score points directly through a checklist
4. Even if you don't know about stocks, here are some things you should check when investing in stocks

If you take this class

It's going to be so different!

1. You will be able to reduce major mistakes when investing in stocks
2. When you buy stocks of a company, you will have the ability to decide whether to buy at a low price or if you are buying them at a high price