Physician NonClinical Careers with John Jurica

How to Boost Your Stock Market Investing Now

Oct 28, 2025

Explore the dynamic world of investment clubs, where members join forces to build wealth over time. Learn how one club, founded in 1993, strategically selected stocks like Google and Apple while outperforming the market. Discover the benefits of small, regular contributions for early-career physicians. Gain insights into stock selection criteria, position sizing, and the importance of member responsibilities. Plus, hear reflections on the lasting connections and lessons learned in stock analysis throughout the decades.

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ANECDOTE

Founding The Investment Club

John Jurica recounts founding the Superior Investment Club in 1993 with seven hospital-affiliated members.
The club met monthly, chose officers, set $100/month contributions, and made its first purchase in July 1993.

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Club Growth And Meeting Changes

The club grew from seven founders to a current membership of 12 with many members cycling through.
Meetings moved from the hospital to an original member's office and remote attendance is now supported.

INSIGHT

Balance Diversification With Concentration

The club holds about 20 stocks to balance diversification and manageability.
Holdings concentrate in big winners like Google, Apple, and Microsoft which form substantial portfolio percentages.

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In this episode, I continue the story of our investment club, tracing its path from seven hospital-affiliated founders in 1993 to a 12-member group today, and sharing the practical choices that built the portfolio: $100 monthly contributions, the first purchase of Stryker, use of accounting software and My iClub, and disciplined stock selection with SSGs and Value Line. I explain how we balance diversification (about 20 stocks, with larger early positions in Apple, Google, and Microsoft), why we avoid frequent selling, and the buy-rules we use (double-digit revenue/earnings growth plus favorable P/E signals).

You'll also hear real numbers, recent 1-year and multi-year performance comparisons, lifetime annualized returns that outpaced the total market by roughly two percentage points, and how withdrawals (including my $25k and later $100k) affected personal balances, plus practical guidance on portfolio sizing, member contributions, and why the hands-on learning and friendships make the club worthwhile.

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