Peter Lynch's #1 Rule for Investing Success

Peter Lynch ran the Fidelity Magellan fund for 13 years, and averaged annual returns of 29.2%. In this video we break down his most famous investing mantra to learn how he was able to consistently pick amazing stocks throughout his entire investing career.

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DISCLAIMER:
Neither New Money or Brandon van der Kolk are financial advisers. The information provided in this video is for general information only and should not be taken as professional advice. There are risks involved with stock market investing and consumers should not act upon the content or information found here without first seeking advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. Consumers should always research companies individually and define a strategy before making decisions. Brandon van der Kolk and New Money are not liable for any loss incurred, arising from the use of, or reliance on, the information provided by this video.

[FluentinFinance]

Peter Lynch is a legend. He always says your best research tools are your eyes, ears and common sense. He said some of his best stock ideas were discovered while walking through the grocery store or from talking with with friends and family.

[sdtimeless]

He genuinely has talent as a stand up comedian.

[colinalopez]

Investing is how you create wealth, I started investing from the pandemic

[sethjoseph]

Peter Lynch has always pushed and advocated for people to take up investing as a hobby. He was one of the few people who grew my fascination for the stock market. Though the journey hasn't been an easy one with small wins and big losses, I am so eager to learn how to be consistently making profits.

[MoneyMindsetM]

The key to making money in stocks is not to get SCARED out of them!
- Peter Lunch!

[kristoferkraani]

I actually just finished the book "one up on wall street" a few hours ago, really great book.

[justinsjackson]

You’ve built a great channel here. Most every other finance/investing channel is putting out some serious misinformation and fueling the gambling epidemic that’s going on in the market. Thanks for not being a shit bag haha

[wm]

That's a great analogy about the computer, but I think it's much easier to learn about computers than it is to learn about the stocks you own, because everyone knows where to go to research computers, but it's not always obvious exactly where to go to research in depth about companies

[dylantrudgett]

Great video as always, YouTube needs more financial advice like yours.

[stevenlong]

Greetings from Arizona.
Really enjoy the channel and this video.
Keep up the great work!

[SomeIdiotDrifting]

Man I wish I saw this when I started a year ago, woulda been very good information! Isn’t it crazy how easy we buy stocks we know nothing about, I think it’s mainly because it’s an impulse very similar to gambling!
Peter is a super cool dude, I’m definitely going to read One up on Wall Street!

[robstrong]

Since covid started I discovered Phil Town and you at the same time as I learnt watched I compiled a watch list 10 companies ! Got a couple of brokerage accounts been hard to find any of my list on sale or with margin of safety but I've learnt a heap ! Thanks alot to you Brandon

[KelechIwuaba]

I needed that reminder of good businesses will be around and there no need to rush into the investment

[flyinghigh]

Thanks man. Very well articulated. Am building a portfolio and am glad that I saw this video.

[aslanjwb]

Love your videos man, keep up the hard work

[nithiyanandamravindran]

Absolutely brilliant channel.👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[thesafeinvestor]

I love is quote, ” Don’t invest in anything if you can’t illustrate it with a crayon” 🖍

I did it myself, and it works

[colbyhaan]

Hey man, I'm a huge fan of your videos.

I was wondering about the "circle of competence" idea. I'm an engineer working in the automotive industry and I'm very up to date on auto news. This would be my circle of competence.

My fear is if the auto industry sees a downturn, not only do my stocks crash, but also I may be out of a job.

Wouldn't it make more sense to invest in my other interest areas, to diversify my finances in the event I see auto industry downturn?

[Partytime]

I was trying to find best investments strategy and luckily I found Peter lynch a month ago. things I could not download this book 'one up on Wall Street' I am listening to the audio and writing down the main points. I would like to thank Peter Lynch for not keeping his investment strategy secret...

[florin]

very good exemple about laptop vs stock research.