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Ganando 1.000.000$ al mes con está estrategia - Peter Lynch

Las Reglas del Juego · 2023-04-12 · 유튜브 시청 409 · Board Views 8 · International

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채널 소개 결론: 피터 린치의 단순한 투자 원칙을 따르면 일반인도 전문가를 이길 수 있다. 린치 주장: 사람들은 자신의 자연스러운 강점(직업·생활 속 지식)을 활용하지 않는다. 주식을 도박처럼 단기 매매하며 수수료만 낭비한다. 핵심 원칙: 기업을 이해할 수 없다면 투자하지 말라. 10살에게 2분 안에 설명할 수 없으면 이해한 것이 아니다. 자신이 아는 업종·지역 기업을 사라. 기업가치 관점: 기업 이익이 주가를 결정한다. 거시 이슈(유가, 금리, 대법관 지명 등)에 흔들리지 말고 기업 실적을 봐라. 금리 관점: 연준도 금리를 예측하지 못한다. 금리 예측에 기반한 투자는 무의미하다. 사례: 월마트 초기 투자 시 큰 수익 가능성, 시장 점유율 10%로 성장 여력 언급. 학생들이 기업 분석으로 시장을 크게 웃도는 성과를 냈다는 일화. 정리: 단순한 전략, 장기 보유, 가족과 시간 확보를 강조. 채널 홍보 및 구독 요청. ※ 영상에 특정 국내외 종목에 대한 구체적 가격 전망·목표가는 없음. 거시 관련 언급은 경기침체 진단 및 금리 예측 불가 주장이 전부.

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01. Outperform 99% of investors with this simple strategy. Peter Lynch, a legendary Fidelity mutual fund manager, achieved an annual return of 29%, and today we'll show you his explanation of how ordinary people can outperform most professional money managers and achieve superior returns in the stock market.

02. He explains how to choose stocks properly and make money in these companies. So, I invite you to like and subscribe to our channel, activating the notification bell so you're aware of the economic events happening in the world that not many dare to disclose. Without further ado, let's begin. Peter Lynch: Sometimes it's hard for me to see how people don't understand their natural advantages and don't use them.

03. I think that's really mediocre. It doesn't matter if you're the best swimmer in the world; if you never try it or if you don't trust your ability to do it, you're making a serious mistake. The same thing happens with investments. People are buying stocks as if it were the most normal thing in the world.

04. They're not discouraged; they just think it's a gamble. I've written my new book that offers... Advice on how to choose stocks and maximize profits. I think the reason I wrote it is that I try to explain to people how to invest, its great advantages, its drawbacks, and how people should get involved in stocks correctly.

05. In my book, I recount a bit how the stock market has changed, and I consider that people in the 1980s were the luckiest to live through the best decade of this century for stocks. If you want to start investing in the market, you must understand absolutely that to buy stocks, you must do certain things right.

06. If you are not willing to do these things, you should leave your money in the bank and let it devalue with constant inflation. Your investment philosophy must be as simple as possible, and I am always reminding people of this in each of my books. Let's think now about products. Why? Because if you make a good product of yourself, by sheer inertia, your investment profits will increase exponentially.

07. It is the type of decision-making process that you must understand for your life. Now, market processes are things that I think people don't understand. I don't think people understand that there is a correlation. 100% of what happens to a company's profits over several years, and what happens to its stock, for example, if McDonald's has had five very good years as a company, its stock has also done very well.

08. People lose focus and worry about the excess money supply, they worry about what's happening with the price of oil, about who is the president being nominated for the Supreme Court, about the ozone layer, but they don't worry about what McDonald's profits and stock price will be if they rise over the next ten years.

09. And since I understand all this, I know that the stock price will rise and that my profits as an investor will increase. I know it seems like I do n't analyze the market and processes in a complex way, but that's not the case, so I'll delve a little into what's currently happening with the global economy.

10. We are in a recession, so people aren't going to spend as much money on going to the movies or other things they like. Therefore, you must pay attention to these other things because they have an impact on the Earth, they are very important, and those who are Those in charge of keeping everything in order, I think they're either deliberately ignoring everything or they genuinely have no idea what's going on.

11. He's the head of the Federal Reserve, and he can't predict interest rates. Yes, he'd be the first to influence them, but he can't predict them. He can't predict what kind of interest we're going to have in the long run, or what the rates are going to be like in a year, two years, or three years. He's even surprised at how low they are now.

12. So how am I supposed to choose interest rates with a prime rate of 20%, 14% unemployment, and 12% inflation? What a dilemma! I don't remember anyone telling me that in 1980 or 1981, that we were suddenly going to have the worst recession since the Depression. So it's crazy to think about these things.

13. Now, let's get back to the topic of understanding how to take advantage of the market. So I have to tell you that if you do n't understand what a company does, you shouldn't be in it. If you buy the wrong stocks, you're going to lose your money. It's true that I'm telling you that people have natural advantages.

14. Yes, let's say what you do to earn Life is about being involved in the restaurant industry. You supply paper products, you supply kitchen equipment, you help build restaurants. You've seen the stories of McDonald's, Dunky's, Kentucky Fried Chicken— all these stories were truly inspiring, but they were based on consistency, not overnight success.

15. People are always in the industry; they're in the publishing industry, the chemical industry, the newspaper industry. But why don't they stay within the industry? You only need a few stocks per decade. Instead of being someone in the restaurant industry who's buying biotech stocks, or being like the people in the countryside who are investing in the chemical industry, that's why I say people are absurd and don't understand their natural advantages and don't use them.

16. So that's very bad. It's like if you do n't believe you're a good ice skater or if you're convinced you're not a good tennis player, you're not going to try and you won't succeed. But people keep buying stocks as if they're making bets. So they go ahead and bet on a stock for a week and a half, then they sell it and buy another one.

17. Three years go by, all they've done is generate a lot of commissions, and they've probably lost money. Let me put it more simply: if you understand how a company works, you'll have a clearer idea of ​​how its stock performs. How do you know when you understand how a company works? Simple: you don't understand a company when you can't explain it to a 10-year-old in two minutes or less.

18. Now, let's imagine the stock price drops and you don't understand what's happening. What do you do? You buy more. You don't really know anything. So try to buy what you understand. Buy in your industry. Buy what you know. Buy local. For example, after Walmart went public, you could have bought the stock and made 50 times your money.

19. Now that the company is 25 years old—that's if you bought it ten years after it went public—you could have made 250 times your money if you had invested from the beginning. To have discovered the potential of this company from the start, you had to do some research. So, once you've done your research, you'll notice that Walmart only has 10% of the market share in the country; they're not even saturated there.

20. Why can't they... Go to the rest of the country. So this is more of the same because you'll have noticed an excellent investment. As investors, we've seen companies whose fundamentals deteriorate and others improve. I also explain the retail industry. I try to make it very simple, and that's what my books reflect.

21. Whenever I'm interviewed, I give an example. Well, it's more of an anecdote. I remember once telling a seventh-grade teacher that if a person could understand fifth-grade math, they would be able to understand the market, and we decided to put this into practice with her class. And that's how she explained the stock market to seventh-grade children using one of my books.

22. They had to study companies, look at their balance sheets, solve exercises, and choose stocks. The amazing thing about all this is that these stocks rose 69% in two years when the market only rose 20%. These children chose stocks like true experts. And that's what I always try to reflect: the stock market is a world you should make as easy as possible.

23. Many people around me always tell me that I should take even more advantage of all this knowledge. But I always reply that I'm not going to manage Another fund, 13 years, I'm only going to work with younger analysts and explain my work philosophy to them, which, as you 've probably noticed, isn't that complicated.

24. What I really want is to spend more time with my wife and kids. I loved my job, I adored my job, but I also enjoy outdoor activities, and when I was younger, I wasn't like that. And I don't want young people to waste their time complicating the market. You can't enjoy investing intelligently and use more of your time for the things you love to do.

25. Enjoy your family. I used to start going down at six in the morning and I wouldn't get home until seven at night, six days a week. I was in Boston, yes, I traveled 14 days a month. It was too much. So I said, "That's it. I can't stand it." And luckily, I made enough money to say I could quit the jobs.

26. I didn't have to give up my family or outdoor activities. And now in the morning, I make breakfast and lunch for the kids, and we do spelling words, Spanish words, do math and science homework, or we just spend time watching cartoons. And when I'm not with my family, I go to... Most of the time I work on charitable projects like schools and libraries, you know, helping people manage their money.

27. Just as I've achieved success and can dedicate more time to my family and help various sectors of society, I want you to do the same, I want many other people to do it too. That's the most important rule of money for me: to gain time to live peacefully and help others. Thank you. I really hope this video is helpful.

28. And if you liked it, please give us a big thumbs up and subscribe to our channel where we'll have the best videos on investing, business, the stock market, money management, wealth creation, passive income, and other finance-related content. Turn on notifications so you don't miss any of the content we have prepared for you, and don't forget to share it with your friends.

29. Until next time, friends, and remember, you're the one who sets the rules of the game.

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