In January, he made 17 million won

In January, he made 17 million won from Short and Long U.S. stocks. But the commission fee was 7.3 million won. Net profit is about 10 million won. It really hits the spot. The commission is 42% of the revenue. And if there is a 22% tax on net profit of 10 million won next year, 2.2 million won is the transfer tax. (Think about excluding tax exemption of 2.5 million won.) Then he earned 17 million won, but 9 million won disappeared as an expense. Is this right?

If I ate 17 million won with KODEX leverage or Gobus, 17 million won would be all my money. 9 million won is my money at the market. The profit is doubled. Trading is not even long-term right-wing long-term holding. I'm hitting short and short-handed in the market. What's the difference with long KODEX leverage? January's fluctuation rate is similar at around 5%. If KODEX leverage is less volatile, it's enough to increase the weight.

Short-handed U.S. stocks and short-handed overseas futures are unconditionally at a disadvantage compared to KODEX leverage. And let's say we lost a lot. A loss of 10 million won means a loss of 10 million won in KODEX leverage. However, in addition to this, losses are added to the U.S. stocks as much as commissions. Maritime transaction fees fall straight.

If it is reasonable, it would be the right answer not to trade with U.S. stocks or sea ships. The answer is KODEX leverage, Gobus, KODEX KOSDAQ leverage, and KOSDAQ inverse. Then why KODEX? It is because there are many trading volumes. The sleep size of ETFs with small trading volume is no joke. So, there is a lot of money that disappears due to the error of signing.

KODEX 200 is completely exempt from transaction tax. Profits are also exempt from tax. There is no reason to leverage. You can double the amount of money.

The problem is that the KODEX 200 is not done because it is no fun. As it pursues thrilling volatility, it is 3 times leverage in the United States and even sea ships.

KODEX 200 or Inverse is a little bit cheaper than KODEX leverage or Inverse, but the commission fee is cheaper. ...Leverage comes with a little commission. It's very small. If you don't pursue fun and pursue money, KODEX 200 or Inverse is better. If you sell KODEX leverage, you should get into the habit of buying and selling KODEX 200 next time.