Peter Lynch's 3 Most Important RULES TO INVESTING 🚀 How to Invest Better Than Wall Street!

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피터 린치의 투자 원칙을 소개하는 영상이다. 결론: 개인 투자자는 이해하는 기업을 골라 장기 보유하면 기관보다 유리하다. 린치는 1977~1990년 피델리티 마젤란 펀드를 운용하며 자산을 약 1,800만 달러에서 140억 달러로 키웠고, 연평균 초과수익을 언급했다. 첫째 원칙은 이해하는 것만 사라는 것이다. 일상 관찰(소비, 제품, 주변 대화)에서 투자 아이디어를 얻을 수 있다고 강조했다. 둘째 원칙은 철저히 리서치하라는 것이다. 매출 비중, PEG 비율(2 이상이면 성장이 주가에 이미 반영), 현금 흐름과 낮은 부채비율 등을 점검하라고 했다. 셋째 원칙은 장기 투자다. 2~3년 주가 방향은 동전 던지기와 같다고 보았고, 시장 타이밍 대신 기업 스토리가 유지되면 보유하라고 했다. 린치는 1965~1995년 연구에서 최악의 타이밍으로 투자한 투자자도 최고가 타이밍 투자자와 연 1.1%p 차이만 났다는 결과를 제시했다. 10루타 종목을 찾는 법으로, 오른 주식을 40~100% 상승에 팔지 말라고 강조했다. 영상은 특정 자산의 1~3개월 가격 방향에 대한 발언이 없다. 장기 투자 원칙 설명이 대부분이다.

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01. peter lynch's rare interview how to invest better than wall street shocking secret exposed in the early 1980s a young portfolio manager named peter lynch was becoming one of the most famous investors in the world and for a very understandable reason when he took over the fidelity magellan mutual fund in may of 1977 his first job as a portfolio manager the assets of the fund were 20 million dollars between 1977 and 1990 he proceeded to turn it into the largest mutual fund in the world outperforming the market by a mind-boggling 29 per year annualized today we're going to talk all about peter lynch and how he invests his money better than wall stre us investor peter lynch knows how to pick stocks during his tenure at fidelity between 1977 and 1990 lynch pulled off a striking feat he grew the assets of the magellan fund from 18 million dollars to 14 billion dollars lynch became an icon of investing both as a mentor to stock analysts at fidelity and as an author of investment guidebooks read by masses of readers who have a thirst for learning about money lynch accomplished this by using very basic principles which he was happy to share with just about anyone peter lynch firmly believed that individual investors had inherent advantages over large institutions because the large firms either wouldn't or couldn't invest in smaller cap companies that have yet to receive big attention from analysts or mutual funds whether you are a registered representative looking to find solid long-term picks for your clients or an individual investor striving to improve your returns we'll introduce you how you can implement lynch's time-tested strategy peter lynch's three basic investing tenants once his stellar track record running the magellan fund gained the widespread attention that usually follows great performance lynch wrote several books outlining his philosophy on investing they're great reads but his core thesis can be summed up with three main tenets number one only buy what you understand according to lynch our greatest stock research tools are our eyes ears and common sense lynch was proud of the fact that many of his great stock ideas were discovered while walking through the grocery store or chatting casually with friends and family we all have the ability to do first-hand analysis when we're watching tv reading the newspaper or listening to the radio when we're driving down the street or traveling on vacation we can also be sniffing out new investment ideas after all consumers represent two-thirds of the gross domestic product of the united states in other words most of the stock market is in the business of serving you the individual consumer if something attracts you as a customer it should also pique your interest as an investment number two always do your homework firsthand observations and anecdotal evidence are a great start but all great ideas need to be followed up with smart research don't be confused by peter lynch's homespun simplicity when it comes to doing diligent research rigorous research was a cornerstone of his success when following up on the initial spark of the great idea lynch highlights several fundamental values that he expected to be met for any stock worth buying percentage of sales if there's a product or service that initially attracts you to the company make sure that it comprises a high enough percentage of sales to be meaningful a great product that only makes up five percent of sales isn't going to have more than a marginal impact on a company's bottom line peg ratio this ratio of valuation to earnings growth rate should be looked at to see how much expectation is built into the stock you want to seek out companies with strong earnings growth and reasonable valuations a strong grower with a peg ratio of two or more has the earnings growth already built into the stock price leaving little room for error favor companies with strong cash positions and below average debt to equity ratios strong cash flows and prudent management of assets give the company options in all types of market environments number three invest for the long run lynch has said that absent a lot of surprises stocks are relatively predictable over 10 to 20 years as to whether they're going to be higher or lower in two or three years you might as well flip a coin to decide it may seem surprising to hear such words from a wall street legend but it serves to highlight how fully he believed in his philosophies he kept up his knowledge of the companies he owned and as long as the story hadn't changed he didn't sell lynch didn't try to market time or predict the direction of the overall economy in fact lynch once conducted a study to determine whether market timing was an effective strategy according to the results of the study if an investor had invested a thousand dollars a year on the absolute high day of the year for 30 years from 1965 to 1995 that investor would have earned a compounded return of 10.6 percent for the 30-year period if another investor also invests a thousand dollars a year every year for the same period on the lowest day of the year this investor would earn an 11.7 compounded return over the 30-year period therefore after 30 years of the worst possible market timing the first investor only trailed in his returns by 1.1 percent per year as a result lynch believes that trying to predict the short-term fluctuations of the market just isn't worth the effort if the company is strong it will earn more and the stock will appreciate in value by keeping it simple lynch allowed his focus to go to the most important task finding great companies lynch coined the term ten bagger to describe a stock that goes up in value tenfold or one thousand percent these are the stocks that he was looking for when running the magellan fund rule number one to finding a 10 bagger is not selling the stock when it has gone up 40 or even 100 many fund managers these days look to trim or sell their winning stocks while adding to their losing positions peter lynch felt that this amounted to pulling the flowers and watering the weeds even though he ran the risk of over diversifying his fund he owned thousands of stocks at certain times peter lynch's performance and stock picking ability stands for itself he became a master at studying his environment and understanding the world both as it is and how it might be in the future by applying his lessons and our own observations we can learn more about investing while interacting with our world making the process of investing both more enjoyable and profitabl] good you