Built on Real Trading Experience
We started syscodeflowbit in 2019 after watching too many people lose money following generic advice. The South Korean market moves differently, and we knew traders needed analysis that actually reflected that reality.
How We Got Here
The path from frustrated traders to building something useful wasn't straightforward. But each mistake taught us what people actually need.
Started with a spreadsheet
Honestly, we just wanted better tools for ourselves. Three traders sharing market notes in a coffee shop near Gangnam. We were tracking patterns the big platforms missed completely.
First real test
March 2020 was rough. Everyone's portfolios took hits. But our Korean market-specific indicators caught the recovery signals weeks before the global platforms did. That's when we realized we might have something worth sharing.
Moved to Daejeon
Seoul rent was eating our budget. Plus, we didn't need to be in the financial district to analyze data. Setting up near Galleria Timeworld let us focus on building better tools instead of expensive office space.
Still learning, still building
We help about 800 traders now. Some are making consistent gains, others are still figuring things out. The market doesn't care about your plans, so we keep refining our methods based on what actually works.
Finding What Fits Your Situation
Different trading styles need different approaches. We help you figure out what makes sense for your schedule and risk tolerance.
How much time do you actually have?
If you're working full-time, day trading probably isn't realistic. We'll show you swing trading patterns that work when you can only check markets twice a day. No point learning strategies you can't actually use.
What keeps you up at night?
Some people can handle volatility. Others check their portfolio twenty times a day and make emotional decisions. We match analysis methods to your actual risk personality, not what you think you should be comfortable with.
Which sectors do you understand?
Tech companies? Pharma? Export manufacturers? You'll spot opportunities faster in industries you already know something about. We help you build watchlists around actual knowledge instead of chasing whatever's trending.
Real Examples from 2024
These are actual situations we worked through. The good calls and the ones that didn't pan out the way we expected.
The chip shortage signal
In February 2024, our analysis flagged unusual volume patterns in semiconductor equipment suppliers. Not the big chip makers everyone watches, but the companies making testing equipment.
Traders who caught this early saw decent gains over the next four months. But here's what we learned: the signal worked because it combined Korean export data with technical patterns. Either one alone would've been noise.
The hardest part? Staying patient when the stock dipped 8% before the trend confirmed. Three traders exited early and missed most of the move. Position sizing matters more than timing.
When fundamentals beat technicals
September 2024 taught us something uncomfortable. A pharmaceutical company's chart looked perfect for a breakout. All our technical indicators aligned. We highlighted it in our weekly analysis.
Then their drug trial results came back mixed. Stock dropped 15% in two days. The technical setup didn't matter at all against that fundamental news.
We adjusted our approach after this. Now we cross-reference earnings calendars and major announcements before highlighting purely technical plays. Sometimes the chart doesn't tell the whole story.
Finlay Sorensen
Lead Market Analyst
Started trading Korean markets in 2016. Lost money for two years before figuring out what actually worked. Now focuses on semiconductor and export-driven sectors.
Cormac Gallagher
Technical Research
Built the backtesting system we use for all our indicators. Former software developer who got tired of building features nobody used. Markets seemed more honest.
See How We Analyze Markets
We publish detailed breakdowns every week. Real setups, actual risk management, honest results. No hype, just the methods that work consistently in Korean markets.
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