Shaan Puri Sold 80% of His Investment Portfolio During Peak Inflation Because it Stressed Him Out

2 Sept 2022 · 0 min
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In this segment, the speaker explains that his S&P 500 ETF has outperformed all of his individual stock picks over the past two years. Recognizing that constantly monitoring his portfolio was causing daily stress and diminishing his quality of life, he decided to sell roughly 70‑80% of his stock holdings. He frames the decision as a move to align his money with its intended purpose—reducing stress rather than creating it—highlighting a shift from active stock selection to a more passive, stress‑free financial approach.

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