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Start Stock Investment 20001256 ByeongChan Gwak. Amount of Years to Buy a House! Assume1. The House Price is 200,000,000 Won. Assume2. Saving 20,000,000.

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1 Start Stock Investment 20001256 ByeongChan Gwak

2 Amount of Years to Buy a House! Assume1. The House Price is 200,000,000 Won. Assume2. Saving 20,000,000 Won per year. Man #1Man #2Man #3 Without Any Interest. With the Bank. (5%) With the Stock Investment. (25%) 10 Years8 YearsWithin 5 Years 27 + 10 = 3727 + 8 = 3527 + 5 = 32 Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

3 Preview 1. Create Stock Account. 2. Buying & Selling Stocks. 3. Which Company?! 4. Summary. Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

4 1. Create Stock Account a. Preparation. b. Go to The Bank c. Create an Stock Account. Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

5 2. Buying & Selling Stocks a. Deposit Money into Stock Account. b. Make an Order. c. Check the Result of Order. Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

6 3.Which Company?! a. Choose a Company. b. Samsung SDI vs KOLMAR Korea c. Observe financial statement. Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

7 4. Summary a. Create Stock Account b. Buy & Sell Stocks c. Choose a Company Carefully. Preview Create Stock Account Buying & Selling Stocks Which Company?! SummaryOpener

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