As a doctor or healthcare pro, you’re used to making high-stakes calls with precision and confidence. Lives depend on it. But when it comes to investing, doubt can creep in, making you second-guess your moves.
That’s where Peter Lynch’s wisdom hits home: “Just because a stock is going up doesn’t mean you’re right. Just because it’s going down doesn’t mean you’re wrong.”
This mindset carried me through a wild ride with a telemedicine stock I’ll call Mystery Telehealth Company (MTC). It’s a real company, but I’m using a fictional name for compliance since our fund’s still invested. And trust me, this story’s worth hearing.
Leaning on our physician advisors, I saw telemedicine’s massive potential: highly profitable, highly scalable, patient-friendly, and growing fast. MTC checked all the boxes, so I jumped in and bought shares. But the market had other ideas.
For over a year, I was underwater, staring at an unrealized loss of $40,000. As you can appreciate, an unrealized loss is not a loss until you sell. Now, it was tempting to cut the loss and run.
But I leaned on my medical training and investing experience—analyze the data, trust the fundamentals. MTC’s revenue was climbing, and patients were signing up in droves. So, instead of selling, I doubled down, grabbing more shares during the dip.
Fast forward nearly two years, and that call paid off. MTC’s now sitting on an unrealized gain of $118,121—a 77.9% gross return. I invested in a total of $152,000 for our fund and that position has now grown to $268,192.
I haven’t sold a single share because I believe telemedicine’s boom is just getting started, and MTC’s got plenty of growth ahead.
Here’s the bottom line, doc: your clinical expertise is your secret weapon. You understand healthcare trends better than most. Use that knowledge to spot opportunities in biotech or telemedicine.
Don’t let market swings shake you. Focus on the company’s fundamentals—revenue, growth, and impact. Volatility in healthcare stocks? That’s not a threat; it’s your chance to capitalize.
Stay sharp, stay patient, and let your investments work as hard as you do. Your unique perspective as a healthcare pro isn’t just a skill—it’s your investing edge.
Why Keep Trading Hours for Dollars?
You pour countless hours into your clinic or hospital, saving lives but often sacrificing your own—your health, your family, your freedom. You’re trading precious time for dollars, with little left for travel or the life you want.
So, let me ask you:
- Would more time and money let you live better?
- What if you could change that?
- What if you leveraged your medical expertise to make your hard-earned dollars grow through smart investing?
- Would working smarter, not harder, transform your life?
- How about having a voice in investments that grow your wealth and help your patients?
If any of these hit home, our biotech hedge fund (Evergrowth BioHealthcare Capital)—designed by doctors, for doctors—might be your answer. Here’s what you’d gain by joining us:
- Invest in what you know, using your clinical edge.
- Grow your wealth into generational riches for you and your kids.
- Work fewer hours as your investments take off.
- Retire early to travel and live more.
- Prioritize your health and happiness.
- Connect with other physician investors.
- Support innovations that bring hope to patients on a massive scale.
- Become a Medical Advisor (just one hour a month commitment).
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Disclaimer: This blog is for educational and informational purposes only. It’s not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any stock. Always consult your investment advisor and do your due diligence before investing.
Disclosure: We own shares of the mystery stock mentioned above. For compliance, I’ve redacted the stock’s name in the screenshot.
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