Justin Uyehara
I started to actively invest and trade about 13 years ago prior to the internet and technology bubble. Basically, I am a self taught investor/trader who learned the trade by reading countless amount of articles written by the likes of Gary B Smith, Bill Fleckenstein to other market professionals. I incorporate many tactics when I decide to invest/trade in a particular stock from valuation, technically analysis, political influence, sector rotation, market sentiment and etc.
You can't change the rules, but you can find a new way of making them work for you.
There is a powerful lesson from Ted Williams and our all stars here for managing your money.
Ted Williams studied the game more than any other player. As he analyzed hitting and pitching, he was struck by a career changing epiphany. Although baseball rules had an official strike zone and players were taught to swing at every pitch, every batter had his own sweet spot that vastly increased his odds of getting a hit. So he let the high heat go by, patiently waiting for what he called The Fat Pitch.
The analogy for investing is that truly great investment managers let the vast array of
potential opportunities go by, waiting patiently to seize those that are sqarely in their sweet spot of expertise. These are the next generation Warren Buffets we bring into the Marketocracy team. A team of long-term, proven all stars.
Like all of the professional baseball teams, Marketocracy recruits the best from an extensive farm system. Our managers must prove themselves by outperforming the S&P 500 by an average of 10% a year for at least 5 years before they can manage money for clients of Marketocracy Capital Management
LLC, a registred investment advisor.
*Our masters represent seven of the ten "Warren Buffets Next Door", identified by Forbes Magazine.
The key to Fat Pitch Investing is to let proven investors go to bat for you so they can hit it out of the park.