Peter Lynch talks about how to invest like a pro. In this video, Peter Lynch talks about his investing strategy and concepts such as financial statement analysis, Price to Earnings Ratio (PE ratio), and how to pick great stocks. Peter Lynch managed the legendary Fidelity Magellan fund which averaged a compounded annual return of 29.2% during his tenure
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Peter Lynch: How to Invest Like a Pro (rare clip)
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Really inspiring investment insights here!
another LEGEND
Great video!!!! I love Peter Lynch… but I really don't understand if he refers to liabilities in general as debt or only to financial debt when evaluating the financial position of the company. Can someone help me?
When are people going to realize that strategies from the 2nd industrial era are no longer applicable in the 4th industrial revolution?
Wow…..great information!
All this for just the cost of a "thumbs up" These are amazing times.
peter lynch said if you need your money in next 2 years, don't invest stock.
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Tesla p/e ratio 365
And still climbing up the stock price ! ????
Thanks very much
Great video, do increasing or decreasing revenues affect a stock price? I've seen many stocks with great historical earnings growth and negative revenue growth. I haven't been able to find any correlation between revenue growth and stock performance and haven't found books or articles that talk about it.
Thanks for the upload. Great stuff.