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Hello Hello friends, how are you? Healthy, successful, happy always. Don't forget to subscribe because subscribing is free and like and turn on the bell, let's start. Insert this time about learning investment from Peter Lynch, my friend. Do you know who Fetherlite is? Peter Lynch was born on January 19, 1944, Newton, Massachusetts, United States.
Sterlings at a fairly young age in the early 1980s had become one of the most famous investment managers in the world. Peter links Niki, some of the investment principles include: Ferlin strongly believes that individual retail investors have advantages that professional institutions do not have in assessing stocks.
Unlike investment managers who are Mawaddah from large institutions in general, individual investors are considered to have the freedom to act independently in exploring the capital market without being bound by the regulations of superiors and other authorized parties. According to others, the flexibility to act is very beneficial for retail investors.
In finding profitable investments, Links also suggests exploring possible investment options one by one. Sri with the company's business whose shares are sought and then conducting fundamental analysis to verify its growth potential. The most important principle of lens investment is to invest in what you know.
Which is currently still considered relevant for all investors. The more a person knows about a company, whether it is its business, its products, its management, and even its competitors, the greater the person's chance of making a profit from investing in the company in question. If this cannot be met, it is best to forget about the stock.
The eight investment principles adopted by Peter Lynch are: first, investors must know the capital they have. Second, investors should not only rely on economic and interest rate predictions in investing and should pay attention to facts, not just predictions. Third, investors need a lot of time to identify and recognize companies with extraordinary performance.
Fourth, investors need to avoid junk, meaning avoid buying shares based on tips from light parties because this can backfire on the investor. Fifth, investors should consider company management in choosing shares. Sixth, investors should be flexible, humble, and learn a lot from their mistakes. Seventh, investors should be able to provide reasons why they buy a company's shares and whether they need to buy them.
The last or the eighth, investors must be careful in every step. Waterlines believes that everyone can be a successful investor in the capital market. All it takes is a little research, patience, and resilience. Here are 30 inspirational words and investment advice from the visible that we can learn and apply, namely: Firstly investing in stocks is like love; people who divorce easily don't sound like they have a strong commitment.
Secondly the key to making money is not being afraid of the money. Thirdly, if you are ready to invest in a company, you must be able to explain the reasons in simple language that even elementary school students can understand and fast enough so that elementary school students won't sin. Fourthly, there is nothing wrong with losing money when investing in stocks.
Everyone does it. The mistake is holding on to a stock or even buying more of it when the company's fundamentals are deteriorating. Fifthly, the advantage you have as an investor is not something you get from stock experts. Hey, it's something you already have from the start. You can outperform the experts if you embed your advantage by investing in companies or industries you already understand.
Sixthly, behind every stock there is a company. Find out what the company's Alpha is doing. Seventhly, having a stock is like having a strange thing. Never own more than you can handle. Eighthly, if you can't find a company that you find interesting, keep your money in the bank until you find it. Ninethly, if you don't study the fundamentals of any company, you have the same chance of success in buying stocks as you do in poker if you bet without looking at your cards.
Tenthly, investing without research is like playing poker and never looking at the cards 11 time is on your side when you own shares of a public company snake 12 the average investor can become an expert in their field and can pick stocks as effectively as the professionals by doing just a little research in the long run a well chosen portfolio of stocks or mutual funds will consistently outperform a portfolio of bonds or a vapor fasapay account in the long run a well chosen portfolio of stocks will never outperform the money left under the mattress you have to keep your priorities straight if you want to invest well the story of Al 15 the worst thing you can do is invest in a company you know nothing about 16 never invest in any idea you can't draw with a crayon 17 know what you own and know why you own it 18 the person who steps over the most rocks is Permai 19 we don't need to say that the market is fun but there's no point in worrying about it 20 stock mutual funds are the perfect solution for people who want to own stocks without having to do their own research 21 If you expect to have more money tomorrow than today, you should invest some of your assets in worrying that sooner or later a stock portfolio or mutual fund will become much more valuable than a bond portfolio or money market mutual fund.
22nd long-term investing is becoming increasingly popular. It's easier to admit you're a junkie than to admit you're a short-term investor. Not visiting stores and testing products is one of the essential elements of an analyst's job. 24th investing in stocks is a series, not a science, and people who have been trained to measure everything are afraid of having big losses.
25th all the math you need in the stock market you learned in elementary school. 26th middle and high schools forget to teach one of the most important courses in investing. 27th investing ability from natural talent is a myth. Hi. 28th in the long run, it's not just how much money you make that will determine your future prosperity.
But also how much of that money you turn over by saving it and investing it. 29th the simpler the better. I like it. Lastly, what is it? 30th investing is fun, exciting, and dangerous if you don't do any work. Okay. Friends, what do you think? Do Peter Lynch's principles and advice suit you? Please write in the comments.
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