Stock Market Maestros

The winning habits, strategies, and mindsets of the world's best investors

De: Lee Freeman-Shor, Clare Flynn Levy

What if investment success isn’t about ideas, but execution – and anyone can copy the best investors?

In this hotly anticipated follow up to his bestselling book, The Art of Execution, Lee Freeman-Shor and experienced fintech CEO Clare Flynn Levy delve into what the most skilled investors do differently from the rest of us – and offer practical steps for professional and personal investors alike.

Drawing on exclusive access to detailed trade data, sophisticated analytics tools and hours of in-depth interviews, Lee and Clare reveal how the best professional investors in the world achieve extraordinary results – not by getting it right all the time, but by making good decisions, both when they’re winning and when they’re losing.

From surprising habits to rules based on hard experience, you’ll learn strategies and techniques you can adapt into your own investing today. Including:

• Why execution – timing, sizing, and managing positions – matters more than stock picking alone.
• How elite investors know when to cut their losers and ride their winners to make 1,000%+ returns.
• The habits and disciplines of the “Assassins,” “Hunters,” and “Connoisseurs” who consistently outperform.
• Practical frameworks to refine your own decision-making process.

Stock Market Maestros blends data-driven insights with real-life case studies to provide a rare glimpse into the minds, strategies and behaviors of top fund managers from around the world – it’s a treasure trove of ideas for continuous improvement of investment skill.

Reseñas de la Crítica

Stock Market Maestros is about what really separates great investors from the rest—not intuition, but the ability to make high-quality decisions under massive uncertainty and to stay disciplined when it matters most. Every serious investor—established or aspiring—should read this. (Annie Duke, author, Thinking in Bets and Quit)

Investing is often painted as a game of genius, but the truth is far more human—and far more humbling. Stock Market Maestros pulls back the curtain on a dozen of the world’s best investors and shows that their edge doesn’t come from being right all the time, but from how they respond when they’re wrong. It’s a masterclass in humility, discipline, and the art of turning mistakes into long-term advantage. For anyone who wants to grow not just as an investor but as a person and decision-maker, this book is a gift. (Dr. Daniel Crosby, author, The Soul of Wealth)

Stock picking and portfolio management remain skills that very few have truly demonstrated, despite the countless millions who have tried. Stock Market Maestros does a masterful job transcending the anecdotes of great trades and precisely illuminating the techniques and behavioral prowess of elite investors. There is a science to effective decision-making and, for the careful reader, Lee and Clare’s impressive volume delivers robust instruction and inspiration for anyone striving to win in today’s complex global capital markets. (Brian Portnoy, Founder of Shaping Wealth, and author, The Geometry of Wealth)

The best book on investing that I have ever read. Full of practical insights. None of the generalities found in other investment books. If you want to be a great investor, you need to read this book. (Tom Berger, Deputy Assist­ant Sec­ret­ary of the US Treas­ury (1986-89))

Praise for The Art of Execution...

Fantastic...such a compelling read...There is a handful of investment books I wish someone had given me 30 years ago. This is one of them.

(Tom Stevenson, Telegraph)

This book isn't really about investing, instead it's more of an exploration of human behaviour under different types of stress, and this is what makes the book fascinating...This book is written to appeal to all kinds of investors, and is bound to appeal to both the author's peers and to the inexperienced investor. (Owen Jones, Fidelity Personal Investing)

This might be the most important book on investments that a private investor can read. (Mats Larsson, InvestingByTheBooks)