Listen to investment professionals talk about the real story of trading.
Saint as King: Making a six-figure income into an eight-figure one, the 'Hong Kong University Stock God' trades and shares.
Guest Introduction
@o聖者為王o
• Post-90s university lecturer
• Former director of a listed company with a market value of over a billion
• Professional Investor (PI)
• Director of ESG Sustainable Development
Timestamp
0:00 - Trailer
4:42 - share a story about how to use a six-figure capital to earn an eight-figure amount through options trading.
23:17 - share classic case studies of trading regular stocks.
27:33 - learn how to select stocks, decide when to buy and sell, and manage position sizes.
30:27 - discover how to analyze industries and individual stocks.
35:33 - explore why to choose to trade options.
43:48 - understand the differences between bull and bear markets, as well as options.
48:43 - Q&A session.
Key Highlights
1. Utilize derivative tools for deployment
• It is important to understand what kind of school of thought you are investing in. You don't have to be obsessed with mastering all tools; focus on studying a particular tool or continuously improving in a certain field.
• Investing is the realization of your understanding of the world. Do what you know, and do not easily engage in things you do not understand, otherwise it will lead to greater losses.
• The market is always right, do not go against the market. While striving, it is important to understand the trend, trading with the trend helps improve the winning rate. Conversely, when the overall market is weak, only holding stocks is like "going against the current".
• Make good use of derivative instruments, choose derivative instruments for deployment when the market trend is downwards. The purposes of options can be directional, volatility hedging, and arbitrage.
• Options trading skills: "Timing, location, and people harmony", "Timing" refers to trends, "Location" refers to being familiar with your investment products, and "People" refers to managing psychology.
2. Trading in Stocks
• Before selecting stocks, it is important to understand the nature and value of the stocks.
• Personally, I prefer to invest in industries or countries with potential, rather than traditional stocks and dividend stocks.
• At the same time, considering the rapid development of technology in recent years, investing in emerging industries is a good strategic deployment.
3. Balancing investment and life.
• Do not put too much pressure on yourself, because the most important part of investing is self-control (psychological control). If you are not calm inside or your mind is not clear, you are likely to make wrong decisions. Both investment and life should pursue sustainable development.
