Leverage products themselves are not sinful.
They are just one way of investing to take risks and maximize profits.
The problem is 'concentrated investment without sufficient understanding.'
Many people don't know the scary volatility of leverage or the negative compounding effect, and they just jump in with a lot of money looking at the rate of return. In a bear market like this, it can even lead to personal bankruptcy.
Even now, pre-education lectures are mandatory to prevent this...
Honestly, even if you watch the lectures diligently, the volatility doesn't really sink in.
The stock market is something you don't know until you experience it.
So I came up with this alternative.
💡 Account Ratio Limit on First Trade & Gradual Relaxation System
Initial Limit Restriction: When trading leverage products for the first time, systemically limit purchases to a certain percentage (e.g., 10~20%) of your total account balance.
Gradual Limit Relaxation: After a certain period of time (e.g., 3 months, 6 months) following the first trade, as 'practical experience' accumulates, the purchase limit ratio will be gradually relaxed.
This way, rather than formally listening to lectures, you can ride a roller coaster with a controlled small amount of money and experience the characteristics of leverage firsthand. Wouldn't it be possible to prevent at least unfortunate incidents where someone puts all their assets into their first trade without knowing anything and their account disappears overnight?
This method could also protect investors who use leverage in not only Samha but also overseas markets.
