Actor Andy Peelman: ‘Never invest more than ten percent in a particular sector’

Vigilant in real life and on the stock market, this is what characterizes the investing style of actor Andy Peelman, a guest in ‘De Beursvoyeurs’. He emerged as a stock market disciple during the corona period, and with success. ‘I just follow my common sense.’

‘Divide and conquer’, it could be Andy Peelman’s stock market mantra. Although it often tickles, he never sins against certain – self-invented – laws. ‘Never invest more than 10 percent in a particular sector, that is a fixed rule of thumb,’ says Peelman.

‘Buying at a low point and selling at a high point are real moments of happiness for me, one coup de chance‘, Peelman continues. ‘Due to the pandemic, players in certain sectors suffered a deep setback. I responded to this and invested in the aviation sector, car rental companies, etc., simply by following my common sense. I invested 25,000 euros in shares and turned it into 80,000 euros, which is anything but bad.’

In addition to being an actor, Peelman is also an entrepreneur: he runs a clothing and shoe store. ‘Playing is my favorite thing to do, but you have to have something up your sleeve.’ He concludes with an appeal: ‘I hope that people will become a little more chauvinistic again and continue to support their local trader.’

Find out more in the latest episode of ‘The Stock Exchange Voyeurs’ with Ellen Vermorgen (De Tijd), Gert Bakelants (De Belegger) and Tomas De Soete (host).