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hello guys Peter Lynch is an American investor and mutual fund manager when Lynch was studying as a second year student at Boston College he used his savings to buy 100 shares of Flying Tiger Airlines at $8 per share the stock later rose to $80 per share which helped him pay for his education this shows that from a small age he had a passion to invest in good company stocks so here are the four tips from his book one upon the Wall Street which he used throughout his carrier at fidelity investments to consistently own good stocks and Grow Rich if you found this video helpful make sure you like and subscribe to this channel so let's hop into the video Peter Lin says that an amateur investor has a greater advantage over a professional investor and he proves this by giving the example of the company Hanes legs is the product of the company Hanes he says that he got to know about this company from his wife Carolyn if a product becomes a best-seller without brand name imagine how it will sell once the brand is publicized how many women who bought pantyhose a store clerks who saw the women buying pantyhose and husbands knew about the success of legs but everyone was probably too busy buying the solar energy stocks Carolyn did not have to be a professional analyst to realize that legs was a superior product hence you can invest being an amateur investor as investing is not a big deal tip number two you can stock 10 burgers at your home a stock can come to your attention close to your home whether wire offer is the shopping mall something you ate or something you bought or something you heard from the broker etc all the 10 divert Dunkin Donuts the limited Soubirous refers mcdonald's temperance and Pep Boys the first steps of success were apparently at hundreds of locations across the country everyone had a chance to say this is great Howard with the stock they can know before all the Wall Street export got its original clue hence you can find a potential ten bagger in your surroundings tip number three invest in a company whose business you can understand Peter Lin says that he would rather invest in a pantyhose a than in communication satellites or inmortal chains than in fiber optics Peter Lynch says the simpler it is the better I like it he explains this by giving the example of cocoon cleaners company cocoon cleaners is engaged in a boring business of removing mild new stains from furniture rare books and draperies it sounds so dull but the business is very understandable you never find the perfect company but if you can imagine it then you will know how to recognize the favorable attributes tip number four stocks you should avoid Peter Lynch says if he would avoid a single stock it would be the hottest stock in the hottest industry the one that gets most publicity the one that every investor hears about in the carpool or on the consumer trains and due to the social pressure often buys that stock hot stocks can go up fast usually out of sight of any of the known landmarks of value but since there's nothing but hope and thin air to support them they fall just as quickly look at the chart for Home Shopping Network a recent hot stock a hot stock in the hot tele shop industry which in 16 months went from $3 to $47 back to three and a half dollars that was terrific for the people who said goodbye at $47 but what about the people who said hello at 47 dollar when the stock price was its hottest let's go through a quick video summary point one and amateur investor has a greater advantage over a professional investor point two you can stop in baggers at your home point 3 you can invest in a company whose business you can understand 24 you should avoid the hottest talk in the hottest industry thank you guys for spending your time and educating yourself to be a better investor coming down the name of the next book you want the summary on make sure you like and subscribe and press the bell icon to stay connected
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