Peter Lynch: How to Invest in an Overvalued Market

Peter Lynch is a world famous stock market investor who achieved 29.2% annual returns between 1977 and 1990 running the Magellan Fund at Fidelity Investments. In this video we analyse his words from a 1997 interview on Charlie Rose, where he discussed exactly how to invest while the stock market is overvalued (like now in 2022).

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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.

[fdprhxp]

Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking the bold steps we need in other to reach our goals.

[Bridgetownnosa]

“I’ve never bought an option in my life” god damn it Peter Lynch every time I hear you speak I have a reinforced view of my investment understanding.🔥

[wc]

1. Find businesses you understand
2. Look at fairly valued businesses that have the potential to go undervalued
3. Focus on the long run, low debts, high cash flows.

[rrurban]

You only need 4 to 5 good interruptions in a minute

[gardnmi]

Exactly, been buying leaps every month on ELY because I like golf and my family loves top golf (who don't actually like golf).

[cirentXD]

"Earnings should dictate price"and "PE of 20 is the high-end"

2020: Haha, hold by beer

[colinalopez]

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

[supreme]

I love Peter. Unfortunately people, the media and novice investors love overcomplicating the fundementals of the stock market when it's just simple, research 20 pick 1, repeat, and hibernate for 8 to 10 years the market is gonna do just fine... But then of course greed and fear gets in the way...

[veetour]

Charlie Rose loves to hear his own voice. He needs to shut up when interviewing his guests, especially a legend like Peter Lynch.

[happilysmpl]

Nice video. This video is going to help me a lot and for many others as well. Thank you for bringing Peter Lynch's ideas to us.

[TickerwithAryan]

Peter mentioned Cisco in 1997, it had an unbelievable rally just a year later and never reached its peak since. This guy knows this business inside-out.

[thomaskaiser]

Hi I stampled about this Video by coincidence. Gratulations to you. I like your calm behaviour and findings about the Interview with Peter Lynch and the way you describe it and put it in the current time. Like to see more of it. Go on...

[videau]

people that were born in the 80s..listening to the phrase "even in this old interview from 1997"...share a tear.

[TantalG]

When Peter criticized buying Cisco without understanding it, I thought "okay, the point is legit, but Cisco is still there and doing good, sometimes you can buy hot stocks and make money". But then I googled Cisco stock and man oh man Peter was right

[ahritibaivab]

Interviewers sometimes are so full with their ideas that they forget to give interviewee enough chance to unwind their mind.

[naomicoutinho]

Thank you Brandon for bringing on a video f om the past which is very relevant today. Great insight from Peter Lynch...
In most of the advice I've heard recently, the common thread is keep long term gains in mind. I'm 60 years and feel confused with that "long term" advice. I have money I'd like to invest and cannot decide whether I should put it into Index funds or buy individual stocks.
One big mistake I feel is I should have sold about a week or 2 ago when my account was 10k higher and held the cash to buy again now.

[nilkanthmehta]

your videos are just like a normal conversation with your subscribers. Really liked it

[johnzuzic]

I would highly recommend Peter Lynch’s books, especially “one up on Wall Street” and “Beating the Street.” I learned a lot and made a bunch of money follow Pete’s advice.

[financefit]

I have always bought the company shares that i felt and thought were great companies, then i would know exactly where to unload my cash in a market downturn.
Love your work Brandon! great commentry of the great peter lynch! :)

[kevinsbott]

This is a fantastic post, thank you so much.