Peter Lynch
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Peter Lynch: The Biggest Mistakes Investors Make and How to Avoid ThemPeter Lynch’s interview with The Compound reminds investors why the simplest lessons often prove the hardest to follow. “The real key to making money in stocks is not to get sca…
Peter Lynch: What Truly Separates Good Investors from the MediocreIn his book – Learn to Earn, Peter Lynch explains that a twenty-year investment horizon is ideal for stock market success, allowing time to recover from downturns and accumulate…
Peter Lynch: Investors Can Still Find Stocks That Have A Good Story TodayDuring his recent interview with CNBC, Peter Lynch explains why investors can still find stocks that have a good story today. Here’s an excerpt from the interview: Lynch: Well I…- Peter Lynch: Investors Should Never Ignore Entire Categories Of CompaniesIn his 1994 article titled – What do the great successes of the past 20 years tell us? It’s the company, stupid, Peter Lynch provides some great illustrations of what happens wh…
- Peter Lynch: Invest In Small-Cap Stocks, If You Have The StomachIn his book – Learn to Earn, Peter Lynch discusses why you should invest in small-cap stocks instead of large-cap. Here’s an excerpt from the book: Over time, it’s been more pro…
- Peter Lynch: The Next 10-Bagger Is Staring You In The FaceIn his book – One Up On Wall Street, Peter Lynch discusses how 10-baggers are in plain sight, but for some reason investors like to invest in companies and industries they know …
- Peter Lynch: Far More Money Has Been Lost By Investors Trying To Time Corrections Than In All Corrections CombinedIn his book – Learn to Earn, Peter Lynch discusses why more money has been lost by investors trying to time corrections than has been lost in all corrections combined. Here’s an…
- Peter Lynch: Buy When Things Go From Crappy To Semi-CrappyAt last week’s MIT Sloan Annual Investment Conference, Barry Ritholz had a opportunity to have a fireside chat with investing legend Peter Lynch. During the conversation Lynch s…
- Peter Lynch: If You Spend 13 Minutes A Year On Economics, You’ve Wasted 10 MinutesSome years ago, Peter Lynch did a great interview with PBS in which he discussed a number of topics including his investing strategy, the success of Fidelity’s Magellan Fund, an…
- Peter Lynch: In Investing Your Stomach Is More Important Than Your BrainIn his interview with PBS, Peter Lynch provided a number of great insights into his successful investing approach including why your stomach is more important than your brain in…
- Peter Lynch: The Amateur Investors Inferiority ComplexFirstly a big H/T to The Dividend Growth Investor for sharing this awesome collection of articles written by Peter Lynch for Worth Magazine in the 1990’s. They’re a must read fo…
- Peter Lynch: How To Deal With A Falling StockHere’s a great short video with legendary investor Peter Lynch providing some great insights into how to deal with a falling stock price. Here’s an excerpt from the presentation…
- Peter Lynch: Buy Stocks That Are In The Second Innings Of The BallgamePeter Lynch recently did a great interview with Barron’s in which he provided some great insights into what characterizes a great company, understanding the company’s story, and…
- Peter Lynch: Lessons From An Investing LegendHere’s a recent interview that Peter Lynch did at Fidelity in which he discusses a number of insightful investing lessons: When Peter Lynch began work at Fidelity 50 years ago, …
- Peter Lynch: 13 Filters For Finding The Perfect StockOne of our favorite investing books is – One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch – It’s an investment classic! In Chapter Eight, Lynch provides thirteen filters for finding the per…
- Peter Lynch: 27 Timeless Investing LessonsWe’ve just been re-reading Peter Lynch’s classic book – One Up On Wall Street. In it, Lynch provides 27 timeless investing lessons. Here’s an excerpt from the book: Sometime in …
- Peter Lynch: Even The Great Investors Need A Little Bit Of LuckHere’s a great interview with value investing legend Peter Lynch in which he discusses how he made his first stock pick a 10-Bagger. This illustrates the point that all investor…
- Lynch & Munger – Becoming A Better Investor Requires Thinking Outside Of InvestingA lot of investors believe that the more you can learn about investing and investing techniques the better you will be as an investor. A typical value investor might spend time …