💰 AssetPortfolio Start Guide

Asset Management & Investment Learning Guide for the Technology Era

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📘 Overview

This repository is a two-part curriculum designed to help individuals learn and practice asset management with a focus on the technology sector.
Amid rising inflation and concerns over pensions, you will learn how to use ChatGPT, ETFs, and strategic allocation to build and evaluate your own portfolio.


📚 Repository Structure

AssetPortfolio-StartGuide/
├── chapters/             # Learning materials (14 chapters in 2 parts)
│   ├── part1_basics/         ← Investing Basics (7 chapters)
│   └── part2_techstocks/     ← Tech Stock Strategies (7 chapters)
├── templates/            # ChatGPT prompt templates (for practical use)
├── assets/               # Charts and supporting materials (optional)
└── README.md

🧠 Two-Part Curriculum

🔹 Part 1: Basic Investing Guide


🔹 Part 2: Tech Stock Strategy Guide


✍️ Prompt Templates for ChatGPT

You can copy and paste the following templates directly into ChatGPT to assist your practical learning:

File Name Purpose
01_prompt_sector_selection.md Choosing promising sectors
02_prompt_etf_lookup.md Reverse lookup of ETF holdings
03_prompt_stock_analysis.md Stock analysis template
04_prompt_stock_compare.md Comparing multiple stocks
05_prompt_custom_list.md Creating your custom watchlist
06_prompt_investment_judgment.md For use in decision-making workshops
07_prompt_fundamentals_analysis.md Fundamental indicators analysis (PBR, ROE, etc.)
08_prompt_pbr1x_response.md Analyze companies under PBR < 1 and their responses
09_prompt_us_macro_analysis.md US macroeconomic conditions (interest, inflation, FRB)
10_prompt_macro_vs_stocks.md Correlation between macro data and stock sectors

🛠 Target Audience


🧾 Planned Enhancements


🔗 Project Ecosystem

This repository is designed to connect and evolve with the following open-source projects:


⚖️ License

This material is distributed under the MIT License, and is freely usable, modifiable, and redistributable for non-commercial, educational, and personal learning purposes.
We actively encourage its reuse in schools, training programs, and learning communities.


👤 Author Information

Shinichi Samizo

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