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Auto Select · publishedCup and Handle Pattern: Should You Buy When the Handle High Breaks? Calculating the Pivot Price and Spotting False Breakouts

Cup and Handle Pattern: Should You Buy When the Handle High Breaks? Calculating the Pivot Price and Spotting False Breakouts

In a cup and handle pattern, the price typically used as a buying reference is the pivot price, calculated by adding 1 minimum tick to the handle's highest price. However, simply moving above the pivot does not mean all the conditions for buying have been met. You also need to examine the handle's depth, breakout volume, relative strength, and overall market conditions to assess the risk of failure. This is especially important in the Korean stock market, where

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Auto Select · publishedStan Weinstein's Stage Analysis: How to Use the 30-Week Moving Average to Identify Entries and Manage Trailing Exits

Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis: How to Use the 30-Week Moving Average to Identify Entries and Manage Trailing Exits

Stan Weinstein's stage analysis trading method divides stock prices into 4 stages using the 30-week simple moving average (30-week SMA) on weekly charts. It focuses on finding buying opportunities in 2, when an upward trend begins. The key is not simply whether the price breaks above the moving average, but whether the trend direction, breakout above previous resistance, trading volume, and stop-loss criteria all support the decision.

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Auto Select · publishedCrypto Perpetual Futures: How Much Is the Funding Fee for Holding 600 USDT for 7 Days?

Crypto Perpetual Futures: How Much Is the Funding Fee for Holding 600 USDT for 7 Days?

If a crypto perpetual futures position is worth 600 USDT and funding fees are settled every 8 hours over 7 days, the total funding fee is 1.26 USDT, assuming an average funding rate of 0.01% per settlement. However, actual costs vary depending on the exchange, cryptocurrency, funding rate at each settlement, and whether the position is long or short. It is also important to distinguish whether 600 USDT refers to margin or actual position value.

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Auto Select · publishedMinervini’s VCP Trading Strategy: Practical Rules for Breakout Entries, Stop-Losses, and Profit-Taking

Minervini’s VCP Trading Strategy: Practical Rules for Breakout Entries, Stop-Losses, and Profit-Taking

Mark Minervini’s VCP (Volatility Contraction Pattern) trading strategy involves considering an entry when a stock in an uptrend experiences progressively smaller pullbacks and declining trading volume before breaking through a resistance price. The key is not simply identifying a chart pattern, but defining the entry price, stop-loss price, and acceptable loss before buying. However, the appearance of a VCP pattern does not guarantee that the price will rise.

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Home · publishedWhy Limit Orders Go Unfilled and How Bid-Ask Spreads Create Round-Trip Trading Costs

Why Limit Orders Go Unfilled and How Bid-Ask Spreads Create Round-Trip Trading Costs

A limit order restricts a purchase to a specified price or lower, or a sale to a specified price or higher, so submitting an order does not guarantee execution. A wide bid-ask spread can create costs simply from buying and then selling once. The following calculations use hypothetical quotes of KRW 10,000 and KRW 10,050 per share to illustrate execution conditions and round-trip trading costs.

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Home · publishedSame 20% Investment Return, Different Account Balances: Calculating the KRW 200,000 Difference Based on When Additional Funds Are Deposited

Same 20% Investment Return, Different Account Balances: Calculating the KRW 200,000 Difference Based on When Additional Funds Are Deposited

Even when investment returns are identical at 20%, the final account balance and actual investment profit can differ depending on when additional funds are deposited. This is because the money is invested for different lengths of time, even if the initial investment and additional deposit are the same. When comparing returns, investors need to consider both the timing of deposits and the method used to calculate returns. For example, suppose two investors each start with KRW 1,000,000 and then deposit another KRW 1,000,000

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Auto Select · publishedStock Trading Volume Surged: Accumulation or Selling? How to Tell Using OBV and A/D Indicators

Stock Trading Volume Surged: Accumulation or Selling? How to Tell Using OBV and A/D Indicators

A stock's trading volume rising to 2~3 times its usual level does not necessarily mean large investors are accumulating shares. A surge in volume means buying and selling activity has intensified. To assess the possibility of accumulation, investors need to examine the direction of OBV, the A/D indicator, and where the stock price has moved. In particular, when a stock's price rises while OBV falls, or when volume surges but the closing price approaches the day's

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Auto Select · publishedMortgage Balance of KRW 300,000,000: Can a 0.5%p Rate Cut Recover KRW 900,000 in Fees?

Mortgage Balance of KRW 300,000,000: Can a 0.5%p Rate Cut Recover KRW 900,000 in Fees?

If a mortgage balance of KRW 300,000,000 is refinanced from an annual interest rate of 4.5% to 4.0%, the annual interest difference is KRW 1,500,000, assuming the principal remains unchanged. If the early repayment fee and additional expenses total KRW 900,000, a simple calculation suggests that the costs can be recovered in approximately 7.2 months. However, the actual benefit depends on the original loan agreement date, repayment method, remaining term, and conditions of the new loan.

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Auto Select · publishedOctober 2026 VAT Advance Notice: Businesses With Declining Sales May Cancel the Assessed Amount by Filing an Interim Return

October 2026 VAT Advance Notice: Businesses With Declining Sales May Cancel the Assessed Amount by Filing an Interim Return

If a October 2026 VAT advance notice is based on results from before a decline in sales, businesses meeting certain conditions may switch to filing an interim return. An interim return is permitted if sales or VAT payable for 7–September are less than 1-3 of the corresponding amount for the preceding 6-month tax period, or if grounds for an early refund exist. Filing the return cancels the original advance notice. However, a decline in sales

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Home · publishedWhy U.S. Stock Stop-Loss Orders Execute Below Your Set Price: The Key Difference Between Stop and Stop-Limit Orders

Why U.S. Stock Stop-Loss Orders Execute Below Your Set Price: The Key Difference Between Stop and Stop-Limit Orders

You may place a stop-loss order for a U.S. stock at USD 95, only to have your shares sell at USD 92. A regular stop order does not guarantee a sale at USD 95. Instead, it becomes a market sell order once the price condition is met. A stop-limit order lets you set a minimum selling price, but it also carries the risk that your shares will not sell. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

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