Defeating 97% of fund managers, the beauty anchor turned into the best “stock god”

Recently, the “Fight to Fame” Japanese beauty anchor has aroused heated discussions among investors in the capital market. According to the latest statistics from industry data agency CityWire, the Japanese growth fund managed by female fund manager Maiko Uda will achieve a return rate of 16% in 2022, ranking fifth in the Japanese stock fund market, surpassing 97% of peers . Maiko Uda was born in 1974. After graduating from university, he worked for Fuji TV in Japan as an anchor, and then went to the United States to study and moved to the capital market. | Related reading (Daily Economic News)

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After seeing this Japanese stock goddess, I couldn’t help but think of the Wall Street goddess Mu Mu. Just like Sister Mumu’s fund’s outstanding performance at the beginning was due to its heavy holdings in technology stocks, the reason why this Japanese female stock god’s performance surpassed 97% of her peers was that under the situation of the war with Russia and Ukraine, the prices of Japanese raw materials soared sharply. There is a direct relationship between the performance of the trading company. Although it is admirable to be able to outperform others in a certain band of the economic cycle, but for professional investors, if they want to become a real stock god, they still have to go beyond the bull-bear cycle like Buffett and go through the test of time. .

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