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I think it will be about -14% if we buy up to the 5th round and cut it off.
Assuming that the principal was purchased at 10 million won, the first profit seems to be about 80,000 won, the second profit is about 160,000 won, and the third profit is about 240,000 won.
If you break up after the fifth purchase, it'll be -1.4 million won.
Assuming that 6 to 70 percent of the stocks are profitable from the first purchase and 30 percent of the rest (second, third, fourth purchase), the expected sales revenue is about 160,000 won, and then the winning rate should be approximately 90 percent to make a profitable structure.
(There's a difference because it's calculated roughly by eye measure.)
The winning rate is over 95 percent during the lecture, so it's a profit-making structure, but as you said, it seems to be a trade that is concerned about profit or loss, is there anything I missed?

1. If the transaction costs break through the box, the price is newly formed - because the previous volume was raised by the principal.
 - I've put in a lot of money, so I expect you'll try to sell it at a higher price somehow.
 - If money comes in and transactions and stock prices continue to rise, the subject will start selling.
 - If you start selling, the transaction will be paid with a bar.
2. The criteria for selecting stocks are 100 billion won plus the closing price of the event exceeds the one-year.
 - Pierce the box, which means it's easy for the subject to control the stock price to the target.
3. Beekeeping should be around 15%.
4. Selling at the beginning of a cascade rise
5. Through the section where the money came in, the flat unit price can be estimated and sold. - If it does not more than double, the sale can be considered.