Peter Lynch talks about his stock market investment strategy that helps teaches investors how to outperform the market.
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31 Comments
Is he saying that oil is going to be scarce in the future?
Peter lynch looks like the church. Lady.😂
Lynch ideas are soooo outdated. He still lives in the stone ages.
I’m gotta be successful
I read “How to underperform the market" and thought "hey, that's me".
His consistency throughout many interviews is incredible. Truth does not change over time
Great interviewer. Asked good questions and didn’t interrupt.
“But everyone said to buy game stonk.” Funny how this is exactly what Peter says
Is it too much to expect 1 billion dollars 50 years after investing 4 million?
this guy doesnt age?
Yolo options plays
My take away: Buy stock in good companies not bad companies. NEVER sell it, just keep it forever. I guess that means we should all die with a million $ portfolio? Or maybe he meant don't touch it till you retire and you're too old to do much with it.
Thank you for making these pearls of wisdom available to us,subbed
If the Saudi's continue to embargo and not sell oil to the USA, shale will be up and pumping, tootsweet. You can bet money will pour back into the shale players once oil sustains the $50/bbl mark!
When your horse has run around the track and won, just take the saddle off and let the horse keep running!
How recently was this done? What a great investor! God bless him.
I'll jus take Jack Bogle's advice thank you very much.
What fairly close to 16? 0:50
Buy SPY and dividend reinvest.
Tesla🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🌚
This guy sounds like the Steinbrenner character from Seinfeld
It would add a lot of value if these kinda videos share the date of recording. an interview.
Great video man!
One recomedation. You should put on the description when the video was shot, it helps to identify the context and how well aged (or badly in other cases) the things the guy said.
Very good analysis 👍
I've got nothing but time for that shirt and time combo
“Hang in there with the really good stocks”
Awesome vid!
Easier said than done. No one has avoided all the companies that go down, not even Peter Lynch. For seven years or so he simply had companies in the Fidelity Magellan portfolio that had higher returns overall than the down companies had. Stock index funds have a long term history of much higher upside return despite the down companies represented in them. Their average annual returns far exceed approximately 80% of actively managed funds. That's why people choose them. As career public servants, my wife and I became multi-millionaires in 20 years using no load low expense stock index mutual funds and a small allocation of the no load low expense intermediate bond funds. During that time we lost money on some individual stocks and actively managed funds I thought I was astute enough to know, buy, and profit from. It did not deter us, we plugged away at no load low expense index funds and are in a far greater financial condition as a result.
All this is not to say that Mr. Lynch, Warren Buffett, and a small array of others cannot selectively choose overall better companies. Yet, most people's know how, even after they research will not lead them to the same place. They will be better off using no load low expense stock index mutual funds that have historical data proving their long term viability.
Super video, when was it?
Dam he aged a lot
“The way you beat the index is avoid the companies that go down”