Peter Lynch talks about the investment strategies he used to achieve a 30% annual return in the stock market.
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Ahh peter Lynch… If only your young self knew…
If you had bought Microsoft 18 years after it went public. You could STILL 30x your income. If microsoft went public when you were born.. You could wait your whole school life, and invest when you became an adult and STILL be early.
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How to beat the market—— pick good stocks….
14:39 this is by far the most important rule i can not stress this enough if you know the asset value per share you know its true intrinsic value
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All this nonsense was valid in the 1980s and 1990s, when you could buy stable, well-established companies. Nowadays, when politicians interfere in everything and influence everyone's daily life, it's better to focus on short or long trades, combining them with options to make them if possible risk-free. These days, you should focus on what you can lose rather than dream about what you could gain.
Unfortunately you can’t make money off stocks like Dunkin’ & donuts anymore. It’s all about tech. Last few years you bought tech, most likely you are fine. Anything else not so. Consumer, bio, industrial, energy, you name it
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"My best stocks have been the 5th 6th 7th year I own them"
Dang, Eminem really is getting old.
People are laughing at the Back don’t understand stock
The line " institutions push stocks to unusual lows and unusual highs"
Is extremely important and it absolutely can give a small investor an edge.
The Legend
On the bit about edge, isn't it incredibly illegal to use insider information to trade stocks? I'm a biotech scientist, If I made a big bet on a biotech stock in my sector, I'd think the SEC would come after me.
Wow…spot on about selling stocks when you don’t know why you bought them when they are on a down swing. Never thought about it like that but he’s correct. I’ve done it and never sold one that went way down that I know why I got it. And tariffs were our most recent killer of stocks 😂
How to Achieve a 30% Return Per Year – I did not see the answer anywhere in this video.
Don't buy stocks, buy low expense index funds.
Peter Lynch’s insights are timeless! The key takeaway: invest in what you know and do your homework. Consistent research and patience can turn ordinary investments into extraordinary returns. That is simple, but hard to keep that when investing.
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If you do the math, he achieved 25.9% over 14 years.
Freddie Mac price 2007 : $67.00
Freddie Mac price 2008 : $0.71
Freddie Mac price 2024 : $2.50
As an investment enthusiast, I often wonder how top-level investors are able to become millionaires through investing. I have a significant amount of capital to start with, but I'm unsure about the strategies and direction I should take to help me generate substantial profits like some people are this season.
People entered without looking at a balance sheet: Uber has entered the chat.
Impressive