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hi welcome to bookie today we will unlock the book beating the street this book is an investment amateur's guide to stock investment written by peter lynch which recounts the stock picking experiences he has acquired over the course of his lifetime in 1968 he graduated from the wharton school of the university of pennsylvania and later joined the magellan fund in 1977 lynch became the fund manager of the magellan fund in the following 13 years the assets of the magellan fund increased from u.s 20 million dollars to u.s 14 billion with an average annual compound interest rate of nearly 30 this amazing achievement made peter lynch the most legendary fund manager in american history this book shares with us lynch's brilliant experience managing the magellan fund it is not only a memoir of his stock picking experience but also a good course in stock picking that draws from real-life cases lynch first tells the story of how he increased the assets of the magellan fund from u.s 2 000 to u.s 14 billion then he explains in detail 21 classic cases of stock picking he also teaches us how to pick stocks in different industries step by step finally lynch sums up 25 golden rules for stock investing each of which is straightforward and to the point after this book was published it became a best-seller just like peter lynch's other book one up on wall street how to use what you already know to make money in the market so what investment strategies does lynch use how does he apply various investment methods what can we learn from these methods next we will review the key points from the book beating the street we will cover these points in the following three parts and discover how peter lynch makes investment decisions part one how did lynch manage the magellan fund part two what are lynch's unique principles in stock investment part three what are lynch's strategies for stock picking in different industries let's begin with part one lynch increased the assets managed by the magellan fund from u.s 20 million dollars to u.s 14 billion dollars in 13 years how did he accomplish this first of all lynch was unusually dedicated to his work lynch was a true workaholic every morning at 605 when it was still dark outside he would leave his home for the office by 6 45 he arrived at the office and got to work loads of files were always piled up on his desk when people entered his office they often had no place to sit because every chair was covered in files sometimes they would even be forced to take a seat on the floor every day lynch would read a stack of files reaching three feet high he worked overtime until very late at night even on saturdays he would stay at the office to finish his work during one particularly bad period he had nightmares for three consecutive months because he was worried about an economic recession when lynch went on vacation he would take the destination's time zone and accessibility of a phone booth into consideration and then choose a destination that was convenient for him to contact the company he liked to go skiing at a ski resort in new hampshire when he finished skiing he could use the phone at the cable car station to call traders telling them what stocks they should buy and sell after lynch hung up the phone the cable car would arrive just in time he would then sit on the cable car devising his next investment plan lynch pays great attention to research he values first-hand information more than anything else and frequently visits listed companies himself in 1980 he visited 214 companies and by 1986 he had visited 570 companies he realized that if things kept going like this even if he worked on weekends and holidays he would have to visit two companies a day he believes that conducting extensive research of listed companies is the most important part of investing if people don't investigate and make a fundamental analysis their investments will fail even when they have varied stock software and information service systems at hand so what methods did lynch use for investigations how did he obtain information about listed companies in the beginning he learned about these companies by visiting their headquarters
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