ONE UP ON WALL STREET SUMMARY (BY PETER LYNCH)

It's crazy this video is from 4 years ago and you've used "AI" as a hot industry example.

Your up 10 percent in four years from Spotify, great job!

Thanks swedish investor
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In the book, Peter Lynch explains that Benjamin Grahams way worked in a day and age after the crash and everyone avoided the stocks subsequently forces companies to lower their prices.

Great effort and excellent service. Kindly prepare the short videos, too.

This actually only summarizes the first 9 chapters of the book. I know because I'm reading it now.

That's a very good analysis. As a UK-based investor, I'll always defend buying dividend stocks, as I think that people get the wrong impression. Only a fool would buy a company solely for the dividend yield (which, of course, doesn't even exist. The dividend is simply an amount per share, and the yield is the aforementioned amount as a % of the share price at any given time - but the share price will change by the time the dividends are paid out), and that's generally not what us so-called "dividend investors" do. We're also looking for companies with a competitive advantage/economic moat that happen to have a history of increasing their dividends but doing so affordably. Passive income protects against a complete loss.

When you have an ISA, you don't pay taxes on capital gains or dividends. I'm a lot more confident in being able to predict the trend of dividends than I am in being able to predict a future share price. Both are impossible to predict to the nearest penny/cent, but one is a lot easier than the other to at least get pretty close. If I were to buy the so-called "growth stocks" from the US, I'd be taxed 15% on any dividends they pay out, which defeats the whole purpose of my tax-free ISA which is where my entire portfolio lies (although if the day comes when I have more than £20k per year to invest, I'll have to look for alternatives while still hoping to keep taxes at a minimum).

I'd change my mind if someone could identify a growth stock before it umm actually grows but they rarely can. The P/E ratio on those American giants is huge, and suggests the market caps of those companies are grossly overvalued and a serious correction is in order. I do like Amazon a lot but you're right to question whether they can continue growing at the same rate (they made a loss last year). I also like Johnson and Johnson because whether in good or bad times, people need their products and they have a dominant position in their sector. Spotify would have been nice to pick up early on - I didn't even know it was Swedish but that's a great app that I use regularly.

Anyway, it's hard to disagree with Peter Lynch. I think his words will be true in 30 years time, just as they were 30 years ago. I just think that he's a bit harsh on dividend stocks - they produce a nice stream of passive income as long as you pick the right ones and never buy shares solely for the dividend payout.

So far Peter Lynch's books are my favorite out of all the investment books I've read. Very simple concepts, and his kindness and humility pour through the pages. Thanks for breaking down this one!

Best video ever!

Great video.
As an individual investor I have beat money manager.
And at little to no cost.
The professionals are fools.
No kidding.
Are you smart enough to do a little homework.

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Who are you that you make such great summaries. You are the gold standard of summaries.

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thats not the full summary

Awesome

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Appreciate the videos! These are solid. I'm on that climb to 1 mil and it's been a fun ride.. Well until this last week =P

Interesting 🤔. That’s why I am considering investing in POSCO steel and Japanese and Korean companies in general. They are big, they have moat , they are boring and cheap

Vow!! What a great way to condense the concepts .. that’s easily digestible for novices like me .. Thanks 👍

I need some daily stock tips

Literally just put your capital in an S&P500 ETF and you beat almost all of wall street. Wall street is there to make themselves money, not to make you money. Their annual returns makes them look good to investors, and gets them a bonus. Anyone who knows investing, knows long term investments compounding beats short term. Especially day traders, there's a reason why almost none of the richest and most successful people in the world are day traders.

"The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.”
-Warren Buffett

Plus if you do want to do your own investing, know big institutional investors can't put their capital into micro cap businesses (under 300m), because the amount they're working with is too big for those micro cap businesses to even put a dent in their allocation of capital. 68% of businesses that increase in value 100x or more are micro cap. This is how you get an advantage. If you want to learn more, just go down the rabbit hole of value investing.

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Just watched a Cathie Woods video and then this Peter Lynch summary. Funny enough Woods used all “five traits of the reversed teabagger” in her forecast for up and coming companies/industries. Ouch.

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I have adhd and not only your video was the only video that didn’t make me go 🥱😴 or “ohh a butterfly!” (Distracted), but your videos is so informational that I actually learned something. I also really appreciate the time and effort you put in this video and the art behind it. Bless you 💓

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Great video as always

Alibaba huge turnaround play

Very informative

Thanks for brief and excellent job! Keep up.

The Pepsi might kill you but I can’t stop eating Spicy Limon Doritos myself lol

That was great. Thank you.

if most major companies are "diworsifying" then hows it a red flag? also if having a single demographic is a red flag how is diversifying also a red flag?

As always an awesome content, thank you

In your opening will you say Lynch was also a value invester or more a risk taker with his 10 bagger idea. Both are idols in the investing world. Thanks

IMPACTS to build confidence to individual Investment in stock market

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Who's with me Boeing is a turnaround in the context of temporary declines due to bad news in the company?

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started reading the book, honestly more intriguing and interesting than say the intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. Teaches you a value investment mindset in a way that is easy to understand, with the fundamentals of a GARP mindset too. amazing read, and I'm only around 30 pages in !

You have rare ways of picking the very essence of any book so well! Thanks a lot for the efforts !

My first tenbagger had 6 of the ten traits

Your videos are helping me learn a lot. Thanks

Also: you should SCREAM more often in your videos! (for pedagogical purposes, of course ;-) )

Well, it seems that you are gifted with the ability, art and grace of producing pure nerdifying entertainment: congratulations!

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Thank you so much for your channel and please, keep up with it! 🙌🏻🏋️‍♂️🌠