16. Samsung Electronics Fatalism
Number 15 (Samsung Electronics Fatalism) is
posted 16 times in a row.
The author, who predicted that Samsung
Electronics could reach 36,000 KRW, has decided to conduct a more detailed
analysis of yesterday’s and today’s charts. Recognizing that the previous
conclusion might have been somewhat hasty, a more in-depth review led to the
creation of a response strategy called “Plan B.”
It is notable that the author rarely posts
about Samsung Electronics two days in a row, underscoring the importance of
this analysis.
### The Importance of Chart Analysis
Consistent principles are essential for
chart analysis. Without them, it is easy to make flawed judgments. As
emphasized in our ‘Trend Story,’ one year consists of just 12 months, and the
10-day moving average on the yearly chart corresponds to the 120-day moving
average on the monthly chart.
Although the 10-day moving average on the
yearly chart appeared to have broken down yesterday, an analysis of the monthly
chart at 12 times magnification showed that the support line was still intact.
In other words, support at the 120-day moving average on the monthly chart was
confirmed, indicating that the stock was not in a state of complete breakdown
but rather holding support.
### Monthly Chart Interpretation
On the monthly chart, attention should be
given to the lower boundary of the price range. When observing the lower
section marked with a red circle, the tail of the candlestick becomes
noticeable. This candlestick tail suggests that the support line has not been
breached.
Therefore, if the 120-day moving average on
the monthly chart holds, the main premise can be revised. However, if this
support line is broken, Samsung Electronics could potentially fall to 36,000
KRW. Investors should, therefore, plan their strategies with approximately one
month of response time.
Lastly, it is worth reiterating that
investment strategies should not be decided hastily. Instead, a composed
approach is essential. Take your time to respond thoughtfully while carefully
observing market movements.

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