No magic trick. Just a smarter filter.
Before, I’d spend evenings buried under earnings reports, cross-checking ratios, scouring notes like I was prepping for an exam.
Not bad in theory — until your daughter wants help with her math homework and you're knee-deep in Excel tabs.
That’s when I changed how I filtered stocks.
I built a process that narrows my universe in 15 minutes — selecting stocks I know I can understand easily, I generally avoid stocks of companies that have their earnings coming from different sectors because I usually can't understand all of them.
Since then? Fewer distractions. Clearer decisions. And way more headspace to focus on strategy, not spreadsheets.
If you’re still going wide and deep on every ticker, try going narrow and surgical instead.
Start with your non-negotiables — and trim the rest.
You’ll get your evenings back. And maybe a few % points too.
It's what I apply in my checklist that helped me achieve 30% annual returns with a simple strategy — and avoid the traps of biased thinking.
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