It’s hard to be a portfolio manager — and your studies didn’t prepare you for this.
You’ve probably heard the phrase: “You can’t lose your job buying IBM.”
That sums up the kind of pressure stock portfolio managers face.
You constantly need to beat your benchmark, or risk being fired.
Your boss is breathing down your neck, pushing for quick outperformance.
Your clients panic at the first sign of a market drop.
And the moment you spot a promising small-cap stock, you hesitate.
Why?
Because taking that risk alone could cost you your job — even if you’re right.
To truly perform, you'd need calm.
You’d need to stay centered, unaffected by outside pressure — like a Buddhist monk.
But in reality?
External pressure only fuels cognitive biases and clouds good decision-making.
That’s why I created a checklist that helped me achieve 30% annual returns with a simple strategy — and avoid the traps of biased thinking.
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