Peter Lynch - 6 Stocks Categories Give You Answers When To Buy Or Sell A Stock
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- Peter Lynch - 6 Stocks Categories Give You Answers When To Buy Or Sell A Stock
When it comes to stock market investing, you need to know what you are doing. You need to know when to buy stocks, when to sell stocks! The core of Peter Lynch's book One Up On Wall Street are six categories under which all stocks fall under:
Cyclical stocks, turnaround stocks, asset plays, slow growth stocks, fast growth stocks and stalwarts. When you research stocks to buy, this is such a helpful investing tool.
I clearly describe the characteristics of each stock which gives you a great indication of when to buy and when to sell a stock depending on the stock category it best fits.
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This Peter Lynch Book is Amazing - really the core of what great investing is! don't you agree?
My favourite too, timeless and very easy to digest also.
Fastgrowers are the land of tenbaggers
I read it now thanks to you, very good book, especially this classification help us to clarify the investment strategy. Thanks!
Peter Lynch is right up there with Buffett in my book... Very different types of investors, but both ridiculously successful. Wish we could have seen him do it longer tho'.
Lynch’s thinking is so powerful, clear, and simple! My favorite investor, along with Fisher and Munger
We want you to interview Peter Lynch very bad. Please. We all have heard from Buffet or Dalio in recent times, but we all want to know what Lynch is up to these days. It will be epic!!
Love from India.
Great content, thanks a lot for sharing it!
Really enjoyed this video Sven, thank you.
Thanks Sven, your videos are always interesting and straight to the point! Again thanks for your efforts and keep it up!
Sven, You always cheer me up! (y)
What an amazing videos Sven, thanks!
thank you very much all of your videos are helpful and great
*One Up On Wall Street has a lot of great lessons everyone should read.* 👍
One of my absolute favourite books not just on finance but in general!
Sven, thank you! Great summary for me as I haven't read the book yet.
I loved this book, Papa Lynch is the best!
Hi Sven. I hope KHC we can put in TURNAROND section.
thank for your work.
Thanks, Sven. Very good content, as always.
thanks!
Fantastic content! Me like ;)
Thanks for this helpful overview. Now I understand these categories in your research spreadsheet!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the insight Sven. Love this eternally valuable content.
Thanks!
I love your videos A LOT so much information, unfortunately im only a small investor and i hope to subscribe in the future once i will be able to afford it without nagging on the costs
I read the book but your videos are a great reminder of Lynch's lines of thought.
Thanks!!
Very helpful video. But I think a lot of value can be found in 'slow growers' if they're significantly undervalued and provide good value back to shareholders.
Your interpretation and examples are a great combination with Peter Lynch's message.
thanks!!!
The classification in just six categories helps to be focused on the two and make the final decision. Very useful method . Great presentation. The PG&E Corporation PCG is a bargain and a very good example for a turnaround company. Congratulazioni Signor Sved. Cordialisdimi saluti da Helsinki.
thanks!
good info to get ahead. New friend Ruthie
Great as always!
Do you think AMG is in a great entry point at the time? In the cyclical business and got severely hit in the last months
Frederico Santarém - Investimentos Lucrativos i dont know the company :-(
ViacomCBS looks interesting, it started a streaming service, but I don't know if the balance sheet is good or bad?
Love your knowledge and enthusiasm i wonder if you were only a 10 or 15 year investor and you wanted fast growth and dividends what would your portfolio look like?Sven you are the Jordan of investing!✌🏆
I look at businesses - find the best - that is it:-)
very interesting. are hot stocks stalwarts at their upticks? there are obviously some that are just junk, but excluding those
We will be looking!
Sven, do you think the rule "P/E not greater than growth rate of earnings" still applies in today's context? Interest rates and consequently yields on fixed income (and inflation) are much lower in today's world, meaning that more capital is put into stocks in relative terms therefore affecting valuations. What would be the correction to that rule you'd apply in today's context? or, conversely, why would you consider it to be timeless?
That depends on how much risk are you willing to take:-) Investing is timeless, the current environment not:-)
Sven, this is great. I wonder if you're planning to group your holdings in model and lump sum portfolio in your research platform by these. I labelled my holdings this way 3 years ago but need to update...I know I tend to be more of a fast grower and stalwart heavy investor. I don't see that Lynch had an opinion about how many of these to hold as a relative percentage...do you have an opinion about that?
the percentage depends on what you find and on you:-) don't be fixed with percentages -
Potential stocks that can turn to fast growers. Enphase Energy, Esco technologies, Repro med systems inc. Can you guys tell me more?
In which will you caretirize for example Vedanta fast grower or cyclical???
Both! But cyclical first
AMC
Hi sven, could you please do a video on city chic collective. its an Australian retailer that specialise in plus size women clothing. they used to be a business that had 4 or 5 companies in one. they sold 4 businesses to a company called mosaic brands and kept the one that grows mainly revenue. i bought this stock at 12 cents and now its 3.5 or something. almost a 29 bagger in 3 years. i think your audience will like this. sadly i didnt listen to mohnish and others who talk about leaving companies which grow to just grow. i sold out at 1.65 which was ok, but the stock has doubled since then. i think it reflects on peter's ideals and would be great for your audience.
uh, I don't know Australia much:-(
Hi Sven,
At 1:46 when youre explaining slow grower stocks I see that you have those earning graphs/charts, what app or website can I use to see that?
Ty
morningstar is what I use most:-)
It's macrotrends.net :)
@@martvainu4802 thank u!!! Thats what im looking for. Not sure why he said morningstar
Let’s find some fast grow stocks!! What do you think?
Constantly looking
Hi Sven, what do you think of Kirkland Lake Gold after the recent acquisition of Detour Gold and its following decline in prices?
The stock is trading at 7x current earnings, with abundant cash flow at these levels. Balance sheet is spotless with no debt and 700 million in cash.
They just doubled the dividend which is now almost 2% plus plans to buy back nearly 10% of their stock over the next couple of years.
I feel that downside is limited unless gold crashes, but great upside potential exists if gold stays firm and they show cost efficiencies and/or new discoveries.
don't know:-( need a deep analysis to give a valuable comment
@@Value-Investing understood! Worth looking at though I'd say!
GameStop is a turnaround/Cyclical play and has a strong catalyst at the end of the year this year. Really is Trading at near what is has as assets. Not to much debt and a lot of cash they can make it to the Next gaming console cycle, will make money this Christmas and can still sell old games because of the new consoles offering backwards compatibility.
It is Michael Burry's biggest position, hugely shorted one of the most shorted stocks in the US. Trading at levels that don't make sense and they already bought back 1/3 of there shares last year and paid off a debt. They have more cash in there share buyback program still. 168million Left I believe last filing and with a market cap of 250million that it is trading at. Very promising turn around play.
GameStop was a cyclical play in the past. At this moment with it's business declining it's a "cigar butt" good for a short squeeze when the short positions will close when the new PlayStation and X-box will come to the market.
Qudian is more a turnaround for me with a new business model where borrowers get in contact with lenders (Banks , no P2P lending anymore)
I hope you invested guys
PG&E no longer has fear factor. Why mention it now it’s a 4x from lows based on the fires ?
Hello Sven, LOVE your videos! I'm currently checking barclays bank LSE:BARC. The reason is this bank trades in a market value half of it's equity (P/B ratio 0.5), and i can't seem to find an apperent reason for that - I belive that it's undervalued. I'd love you to also check it -maybe there's something I'm missing, if not maybe it'll be an opportunity for you too (:
I don't do banks :-(
Invest with Sven Carlin, Ph.D. Oh nevermind haha. Anyway, really appreciate your valuable content (: Thanks for all and love from Israel (:
What category Gazprom is? Slow grower?
or asset play:-)
Thanks for your answer! Nice video and amazing books (both Peter Lynch and yours :-))
TEVA at 6$ was a turnaround, distressed company in distressed industry.
You didn't like it 😁
I didnt understand it :-)) circle of competence!!
@@Value-Investing Well its local/national company for me, have better visibility here, including government relationship, local pension funds investments in it, what workers from factories say etc.
Looking for something around your or local is for sure great advice!