Marcello Vieira - Investidor de Sucesso

I founded 'Successful Investor' while working full time as a doctor back in 2012, teaching people how to invest more effectively.

The strategies have evolved over time, but I only teach what I do with my own money.

We now have over 15,000 students learning about investments in crypto and stocks with the goal of achieving financial freedom.

Founder

I began investing in 2005 while still in medical school. In 2007, I started trading on the Brazilian stock exchange. 

By 2008, I was investing in the forex market using automated robots. For many years, I saw good returns with my stock portfolio in Brazil. 

Through day and swing trading with robots in forex, I had excellent years and others not so much; my results were unstable, though I tended to win more than lose. 

In 2020, I started investing in cryptocurrencies with robots, and in 6 months, I turned $32,000 into over $1 million. I stopped trading and exited this market upon identifying the end of that bull market cycle. 

Also in 2020, I began to study macroeconomics in depth, which became part of my analysis process, using fundamentals in my analysis as well and keeping up with new technologies. This is how I identified opportunities in cryptocurrencies, recognizing a time when the macroeconomic scenario was favorable, blockchain was an emerging technology, and then I developed a portfolio strategy that had an edge in selecting cryptocurrencies. 

Nowadays, my strategy is focused on long/short in the US stock market, aiming to buy (long) the best stocks (usually large tech stocks with high growth potential, solid business moat, but also some excellent defensive stocks) or ETFs of the best sectors and sell (short) ETFs that have poor strategies and/or prospects.

Investor

Medical Doctor

The All-Weather Investor | Building a $5M portfolio—$1M already achieved | Sharing everything I learn along the way

I began investing in 2005 while in medical school. After graduation, I moved to Rio de Janeiro to specialize in dermatology. At the same time, I seized every chance to attend investment courses.

I lived through the 2008 crisis, investing in the Brazilian stock market at that time.

After finishing my studies, I returned to my hometown, Florianópolis. I saw patients from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday to Friday.

I realized that I was caught in the rat race, exchanging hours for money. I continued to focus on my investments, now with a clear goal: to leave the rat race and have my money work for me.

In 2012, I founded Investidor de Sucesso. I was aware that I could assist others in investing to achieve financial independence - this remains my goal.

I closed my clinic in 2016 to travel the world, seeking the best investment courses, investors, traders, and to learn as much as possible.

In 2019, I relocated to Panama City, a tax haven.

During the lockdown in 2020, I discovered a significant opportunity in cryptocurrencies, which changed my life. While taking a course from Dr. Van Tharp, I recognized that I should take this opportunity.

I developed a momentum-based strategy, investing in cryptocurrencies with the highest potential for appreciation. I turned $32,000 into more than $1 million.

I offered this strategy and observed many students substantially increase their capital.

Since then, I have turned my attention to investments in U.S. stocks, focusing on those with the most potential for growth.

Now I'm back in crypto with an updated version of my 2020 strategy.

Currently, most of my capital is invested in U.S. stocks.

Here, I discuss crypto and U.S. stock investments, demonstrating how I manage my own funds.

What stocks should I have in my portfolio? 📈

You should follow a strategy that selects the best stocks in sectors with the greatest potential and then have the discipline to maintain this strategy over the long term, ensuring that this strategy truly has an "edge," or a market advantage.

For most people, I believe it's more worthwhile to follow someone who knows how to do it and has a good track record, rather than doing it alone. The idea that just looking at a handful of fundamental indicators will bring good results is flawed!

This is a process that requires knowledge and experience to be done well. And yes, the small investor has a great advantage over the large ones, being able to rotate their portfolio more frequently and easily invest in small caps.

Therefore, you can outperform the world's largest investors in percentage, but not in money.

I also always recommend having a hedge strategy for protection against downturns, which will bring you much peace of mind.

Agree? 

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I'm Marcello Vieira, a former doctor and full-time investor. Follow me for more on crypto and stock investments. My free newsletter is released every Saturday morning and is available at the link in my bio.


Marcello Duarte Vieira

I've always taken personal development seriously, and it has greatly helped me achieve seven-figure earnings in my investments.

Here are some of the lessons that have helped me 👇🏻

1. Understand that we all have biases. How we see the world largely depends on our "lens," which is our beliefs. Whenever I feel bullish or bearish about macroeconomics, or optimistic or pessimistic about a stock, I ask myself what is reality and what are my biases.

2. It's crucial to understand what's behind a winning strategy; otherwise, we won't have the discipline to follow through. Beyond grasping the strategy's concept, it's necessary to check if it aligns with our beliefs and profile. If not, it will be very difficult to maintain discipline.

3. Focus on the 80/20 rule (Pareto Principle). In investing, as in almost everything in life, focusing on what brings the most results is fundamental. In my case, identifying the stocks and/or cryptocurrencies with the highest potential for appreciation is the 80/20 for achieving the best investment outcomes.

Having a strategy with clear rules is essential since I understand that we humans are entirely susceptible to emotions stemming from market fluctuations.

Recognizing that these emotions will not disappear over time and are part of our nature is important; the path forward is to follow the plan and accept the emotions.

Do you study personal development? Would you add any lessons?
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Will you have enough money to retire?

Many people are struggling to save and invest due to rampant inflation and soaring living costs. Alarmingly, 40% of 401(k) accounts are nearly depleted.

Unfortunately, at this rate, many will not be able to retire. However, I hope you are one of the people who will.

Follow these steps 👇🏻

1. Develop a skill that allows you to be promoted or earn more in your business. Never stop learning and strive to become a more sought-after professional in the market or a distinctive entrepreneur.

Earning more money makes it easier to save and invest.

2. Start investing as soon as possible if you haven't already. You need to acquire knowledge and experience to invest better.

3. Invest in the best stocks in the world, using a winning strategy to always have exposure to market leaders, the big winners.

This is how you achieve above-average profitability. Achieving above-average returns will make all the difference in enabling you to retire.

💰 The calculation below proves my point*:

$10k initially invested, with monthly contributions of $500 for 20 years at an average return of 8% per year, accumulates to $343k.

With a return of 25% per year, you accumulate $4.7 million.

You can comfortably live on the return from $4.7 million invested, but not with just $343k.

Therefore, start this process as soon as possible!

Do you already have a retirement plan in place?

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I'm Marcello Vieira, a former doctor and full-time investor. Follow me for more on crypto and stock investments. My free newsletter is released every Saturday morning and is available at the link in my bio.

* please note that it's an estimated calculation, as in stocks we don't have fixed returns used as an example of the difference higher returns make when combined with compounding interest


3 Myths About Achieving Financial Freedom 👇🏻

1. You need to save money at all costs. Forget your coffee and avocado toast. 

This is a scarcity mentality. Shift your perspective and focus on making more money to invest. A side job, a promotion, starting a business. You name it. 

You can also skip what makes no difference to you. Don't care about cars? Have a simple one that fits your needs. Depriving yourself of little things you love will make you give up investing before the compound interest magic really happens.

2. 8% return in a year investing in stocks is good.

 Why do people think that the average is good when it comes to the stock market's long-term performance? In most things, being average might be okay, but it's not necessarily good.

Just like in any field, you need to perform above average to secure a better lifestyle, improve your quality of life, and retire early. The good news for small investors (those with less than $10 million) is that you have a significant advantage and can achieve much better results than the market average. 

Beyond this amount, things become more challenging. However, here's more good news: with a $10 million investment account, you can enjoy a great lifestyle, even with returns that aren't spectacular.

3. It will take you 20-30 years to achieve financial freedom. 

So you should save all you can, mercifully, to enjoy life later? Most people over 60 say they don't have the same energy as before and that they regret what they didn't do. 

Every phase in life has its own style and glory. Don't skip any of them. Focus again on earning more and investing smarter.


That's provocative, I know. My idea here is not to create controversy but to share my perspective.

Don't take what people tell you for granted. Think about it. What is the life you want?

Financial freedom can be a reality, not just a dream.

Any myths you would add?


☕ps.: the coffee in Panama is exquisite! This place is called Cafe Unido 


How I Left My 9-5 👇🏻

I realized I was trading my time for money. Working as a doctor, despite it being a well-paying profession, still meant exchanging hours for money.

I saw patients from 9am to 8pm, Monday through Friday. Taking vacations meant not earning during those days. During summer vacations, the clinic's patient flow dropped to less than half—another period of reduced income.

I found myself in the rat race and didn't want to stay there.

Meanwhile, I had been developing a unique skill: profitable investing. This skill gained a purpose: achieving financial independence.

After 6 years of honing my investment skills, in 2012, I launched my first digital product—an investment course with recorded lessons. This marked the start of no longer trading hours for money.

I taught exactly how I invested my own money, a principle I still adhere to.

While traveling, my investment money continued to work for me, and my courses sold, regardless of my location.

In 2016, after periodically closing my schedule to dedicate more time to investments and students, I decided to close my clinic.

Then, in 2020, a bull market in crypto changed my life: I turned $32,000 into more than $1 million.

I achieved the goal of financial independence and the life I had dreamed of.

💰 If you have a good job and can save money, focus on your work and invest efficiently.

If not, focus on acquiring a unique skill to earn more money.

💰 Don’t spend all you earn; set aside a sum to invest. There are no miracles; starting capital is necessary.

What about you? Have you made your plan to achieve financial independence?

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I've read over 80 books on investing. Here are the 7 key lessons I've learned after testing everything in my own investments 👇

1. You need to have an edge in the market. That is, you need a strategy that actually has an advantage, one that can deliver above-average results. Most people follow strategies without questioning whether they have what it takes to succeed.

2. Common sense is crucial. You don't have to be a genius to identify the best opportunities in the market, but you need to know how to separate the wheat from the chaff.

3. Things change. Strategies that worked very well in the past may no longer work. There are sectors that were once promising and are no longer so. The same goes for companies, cryptocurrencies, and any other asset.

4. Being a profitable and consistent short-term trader is very difficult. Most people lack the temperament and discipline necessary to make short-term decisions in the heat of the market.

5. Investing in the best assets, with the highest potential for appreciation, is the key to above-average returns. You need to identify these assets. The idea of a diversified portfolio is obsolete and only works in theory.

6. Align fundamental analysis with technical analysis. One enhances the other. Fundamentals tell you what to consider buying; technical analysis tells you when to have that asset in your portfolio.

7. Always keep an open mind about new technologies and changes in societal behavior. The growth of Bitcoin, changes in central bank policies, and the disruption of new technologies like AI show that if you don't adapt, you'll miss the best opportunities.

Learning these lessons gives you everything you need to invest much better, achieve above-average results, and relatively quickly attain financial freedom.

Is there any lesson you'd like to add?

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My Perspective on the Crypto Market in the Coming Months 👇🏻

Many people have recognized and understood the great opportunity in crypto for 2024. Many have already purchased Bitcoin and/or other cryptocurrencies. But now, what should we expect?

Recently, there has been an increase in investor concern about high and persistent inflation in the US, leading to a rise in the dollar and interest rates, which are negative factors for risk assets like stocks and crypto.

Geopolitical tensions have also brought volatility and left many investors worried.

This has caused considerable volatility in the markets, and my expectation is that this volatility will continue in the coming months, as inflation is unlikely to reduce quickly.

However, after this period, I expect the bull market to continue for several reasons:

1. It's an election year in the US, and the market tends to perform well in these years as governments spend heavily to stimulate the economy to increase their chances of re-election.

2. Spending on stimulus packages and money printing continues at full steam. This trend remains strong and is expected to persist, supporting new highs in the market.

3. The increase in the US deficit and debt continues to grow, and there are no signs of a reversal in this trend. Bitcoin is consolidating as digital gold, attracting a lot of money.

With Bitcoin rising, profits are then distributed from Bitcoin to altcoins, which present more risk but also higher potential returns.

So, I remain optimistic, and my expectation is that Bitcoin will close the year with considerable gains, and that any current drop is still a buying opportunity.

Are you already investing in crypto? What is your perspective for the coming months?

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Where and how do I invest my own money?

Over the past few years, I have achieved financial freedom and earned over one million dollars in profits from my investments.

Here's how I do it:

💰20% I consider a reserve and invest in an ultra-conservative manner, just yielding the interest rate, even though I know that nowadays the interest rate yields less than the real inflation (unlike the official one).

💰75% in stocks. The best way to create wealth is by investing in the best companies in the world and companies with excellent growth. 

I am constantly striving to ensure that I have potential new market leaders on my watchlist, as these are the truly winning stocks that will bring the majority of the returns.

I always stay long/short, meaning I always have an active hedge, so I am not worried about market drops and bear markets.

💰5% in opportunities like in crypto, where even investing a small amount of capital, at the end of a bull market cycle can become a significant part of the portfolio.

Here's an important point, during the bull market I do not realize profits all the time, I seek to multiply the capital throughout the entire cycle.

I made more money this way to date than with the other 75% in stocks, although I believe this will reverse in the coming years.

In summary:

1. Have a reserve
2. Put the majority of your capital to grow as much as possible
3. Have a small part for high-risk investments with potential for explosive returns.
And you? How do you allocate your capital?

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The Myth of Diversification in Investments

Diversifying your portfolio too much is definitely not a good idea.

Much is said about having a well-diversified portfolio to dilute risk. But little is said about the damage this tends to cause to profitability and whether it actually provides any protection.

The truth is that above-average returns will usually come from a few winning assets that have above-average profitability.

Thus, having a concentration of capital in these winners can provide a portfolio with higher returns. That's why the return on highly diversified portfolios is low. The name of the game is to have a few big winners.

Another truth is that the correlation among risk assets is very high and has only increased in recent years. That is, when there is a crisis and the market falls, practically everything falls.

Therefore, having 10 or 100 stocks in the portfolio will not make much difference in terms of protection.

That said, some degree of diversification is important. I like to keep 12 stocks and 8 cryptos because a stock/crypto might have a specific unexpected problem and plummet quickly.

It is prudent not to concentrate the portfolio too much, such as in only 3 or 5 stocks or cryptos, unless you really know everything about those companies or projects.

How diversified is your portfolio? And why?

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𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝘂𝗰𝗵 𝗺𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗯𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁? 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗮 𝗻𝗼𝗻-𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗳𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁?

You have your job, your business, and you want to invest your capital in the best way possible. There's a lot of talk about the 8% per year that the S&P 500 has historically yielded over a long period.

I believe it's possible to achieve much more than these 8%. How? What I recommend is learning or gaining access to proven techniques from other investors who provide some type of service in this area.

Common investors, who have little time to follow the market, can achieve returns of 20, 30, or even 40% per year if they understand how the strategies work and apply them.

It is possible; these are the kinds of returns that can be sought. Obviously, in no type of strategy, whether conservative or more aggressive, is there a guarantee of returns. However, it is possible to aim for this type of result in the market.

I know this may seem like a lot to many people, since most managers don't even come close to this benchmark. I think there are a few reasons for this. First, not all professional managers are sufficiently skilled. But, it also involves the limitations related to the size of accounts.

It's what I always say, the advantage of the small investor is significant. For example, they can rotate their portfolio more quickly and invest in less liquid assets, like some small-cap stocks or cryptocurrencies, which offer great opportunities. The market is much more inefficient in these areas, and this can considerably increase profitability. This is what I have seen here with our systems.

This is similar to what Warren Buffett achieved at the beginning of his career, with returns around 50% per year. He has mentioned that he could easily replicate those results today if it were feasible to trade in small caps. 

However, due to the large size of his fund, investing significantly in these smaller stocks isn't justifiable, as the effort wouldn't make sense given the limited impact on his overall portfolio.

What is your opinion on the subject? Are you making more than 8% per year?

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Bitcoin and technology stocks are the salvation against fiat currencies.

Fiat currencies have been rapidly losing their value since 2008, the year the world changed.

Since central banks around the globe began printing money to monetize and pay off their countries' debts, scarce assets like Bitcoin, Gold, art, and highly profitable stocks are the best way not only to maintain purchasing power but also to multiply capital.

Traditional investments such as bonds or the 60/40 portfolio are outdated and no longer protect against devaluation in this new reality. Invest accordingly.

Is this new reality clear to you? How are you adjusting your investments?

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Top 7 Factors That Diminish the Profitability of Your Portfolio 👇🏻

1. Not investing according to a tested and proven strategy.
2. Not having a fully defined plan to follow.
3. Holding onto declining stocks you believe might recover in the future.
4. Realizing profits too early.
5. Having a highly diversified portfolio, after all, there aren’t that many good assets to hold.
6. Trying to predict whether the market will rise or fall.
7. Investing based on tips from the media or your neighbor.

What would you add?
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The worst people to take investment advice from are your neighbor or coworker.

"Buy Bitcoin now" or "this stock has already gone up 500%, it will go up another 500%." Typically, these recommendations occur near market peaks.

To invest correctly, you should:

1. Follow someone competent with a proven track record, or
2. Study diligently and learn to do it on your own.

Do you agree?

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Do you want to reach $150k per year in passive income from your investments over the next 10 years?

No, this is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

Here are the 5 concepts I used to achieve this between 2020 and 2024:

1. Forget the idea of a diversified portfolio that invests in multiple asset classes such as bonds, commodities, gold, and stocks. Instead, invest in a concentrated manner in the best assets with the highest potential for appreciation.

2. To protect your portfolio from risks and drawdowns, hedge by short-selling poor-performing ETFs.

3. Seek out stocks in sectors with strong growth. In recent years, technology stocks have been the biggest winners, and I believe they will continue to be; however, recently, the energy, industry, and commodities sectors have also presented good opportunities.

4. Don't invest based solely on ideas and subjective analysis; use a tested and proven quantitative strategy with clear rules for investing consistently and confidently.

5. Cryptocurrencies, despite being highly speculative and volatile, offer excellent opportunities to significantly increase capital relatively quickly when using an effective strategy.

Which one catches your attention the most?
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𝗜 𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗱 $35𝗸 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱.

I learned incredible lessons that helped me develop a superb strategy for stock investments (and I'm sharing them with you for free):

👉 Invest in the best stocks from sectors that have favorable winds.

For example, throughout the ESG movement, there was little investment in oil and coal. However, it was later realized that these energy sources are still needed for a considerable time, leading to a strong rise in stocks from these energy sectors.

Semiconductors, with the current demand for AI, serve as another example.

👉 No one knows what will happen in the market; it is inherently unpredictable.

I was shocked to see very experienced investors, including market wizards and billionaires, unable to predict market movements.

However, they employ risk management strategies and capitalize on good opportunities as they emerge, even without knowing the future.

👉 To be an exceptional investor, you need common sense, discipline, and a willingness to embrace the unknown.

👉 Even the wealthiest and most successful investors face personal challenges just like everyone else.

Which lesson did you find most intriguing?
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'𝗥𝗶𝗰𝗵 𝗗𝗮𝗱 𝗣𝗼𝗼𝗿 𝗗𝗮𝗱' 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝘆 𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗮𝘁 17. 

I wouldn't have reached financial freedom before 40 if I hadn't read that book.

I went to medical school, just like my father and brother, but those teachings stayed with me. 
I began investing at 22 with the money I earned by tutoring other students in a mentorship program.

After college, I went on to specialize in Rio de Janeiro. I was returning from the hospital when I saw a billboard on the back of a bus featuring a photo of Robert Kiyosaki, who would soon be visiting Brazil.

I called the number on the billboard (this was 2007, before QR Codes) and secured my ticket. I managed to take a photo with Robert, who changed my view of work and money.

The photo was on my computer, which was stolen later. I had no backup and there was no cloud at the time. I was very upset.

In 2021, I went to an event focused on expatriates in Mexico, and Robert Kiyosaki was one of the confirmed speakers.

We arrived a day before the event and my wife returned from the gym saying, 'Robert Kiyosaki was entering the gym as I was leaving. I think he has also arrived and is staying here at the hotel.'

Besides taking a new photo with him and attending a very exclusive lecture during a dinner, I was able to tell him how much his book had impacted me and how my life was totally different from what I had imagined when I was younger.

The main lesson from 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad,' for me, is that we should question common sense and not accept social conventions that don't make sense to us.

At the current moment, the lessons from the book are more relevant than ever.

With the rapid increase in inflation, political maneuvers, the flattening of the middle class, the artificial intelligence revolution, and many other factors, those who do not seek a way out of the rat race will be in trouble.

Investing in crypto and stocks with high potential for appreciation was the path I chose to escape the rat race, putting money to work for me. And it worked!

And you? Have you read 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad'? What impacted you the most? And what are you doing to get out of the rat race?

How does inflation impact your investments?

I covered this topic in my latest newsletter, 'Letters to an Investor,' last Saturday.

In essence, inflation compels investors to seek higher returns. If real inflation is around 8% per year and your portfolio also returns 8%, you’re essentially breaking even.

I explained why this dynamic is driving many people towards crypto, including memecoins and other highly volatile options that offer a higher risk/return ratio.

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Consistency is key in your investment strategies.

I see many people changing their strategy or their stock/crypto portfolio all the time, usually based on emotions and biases due to price fluctuations.

The chances of making good decisions in the heat of the market are very low.

We know we should buy low and sell high. In practice, however, I see many people doing exactly the opposite. For example, in 2022, when Bitcoin dropped to less than 20k, I hardly saw anyone buying.

In practice, theory is different 🤪

You need to define and validate which strategy/criteria you will use and consistently follow it. Periodically re-evaluate the strategy and, if necessary, make changes.

Confidence and consistency are essential for being a successful investor.
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How can you handle drawdowns, volatility, and risk in investing? 

I delved into this topic in the latest issue of my newsletter, Letters to an Investor.

Inflation is high globally, it's an election year in the USA, and geopolitical tensions are rising. How can we manage all this while investing?

The first point to understand is that this is the nature of the market. If you want higher returns, you must accept some degree of volatility. This is obvious, inevitable, and always worth remembering.

In my view, you should always invest following a strategy based on clear criteria and a solid foundation.

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