The information contained in this free investing series is core to constructing asymmetric portfolios. Master this skill, and you'll be rewarded.

What sets this strategy apart is the balance between enormous upside potential and manageable downside risks.

While most market players focus on potential gains, the asymmetric strategy excels in keeping the risks low. This dual focus is the cornerstone of a good asymmetric portfolio.

In this free email series I will walk you through the basics of Asymmetric Investing. I'll start with the philosophy, why it works, and why the best portfolio managers use this strategy for themselves and their clients. I'll teach you to think about portfolio construction from a big picture perspective instead of an individual stock perspective because a rising tide raises all boats.

The first step to building a healthy stock portfolio has nothing to do with individual companies but rather focuses on the major events and trends that generally dictate the prices of the companies within them.

I'll show you how to determine which sector(s) capital will likely flee and where it will likely fly to.

The big idea here is to use current trends and events to work out where capital will flow in the future.

From there, we find sectors or industries that look cheap and then identify companies within those sectors to invest in.

This is how you achieve 5, 10, or even 100 baggers without taking on crazy risks.

When most people hear "portfolio management," they picture someone at a desk, probably surrounded by screens with flashing green and red numbers all around them, like something you'd see on Wall Street.

However, that's from the world of trading, not investing.

Even if your portfolio has over 100 positions, it shouldn't be difficult to manage

I'll reveal to you my favorite portfolio manager to follow.

I've been speaking to and learning from him for the past 5 years and you should start learning from him as well.

I'll show you how you can access his knowledge and the portfolio he uses with his clients at his hedge fund.

Gene Morris

My name is Gene, and behind the scenes at a top-tier investing community.

We teach asymmetric investing and macroeconomics in our community forum and on live Q&As.

My goal is to give you the investor fundamentals you need to improve your ability to pick sectors, pick stocks, allocate funds, and manage a stock portfolio.

I am most familiar with the asymmetric style of investing since I have the privilege of speaking to portfolio managers who leverage this strategy, multiple times per month inside our forum. I lead the member Q&As.

The information in this series is core to constructing asymmetric portfolios. Master this skill, and you'll be rewarded.

Don't worry. It's not hard. That's the value of good information.