Its incredible that you have 39X your subscriber count in 6 months? I would invest in you :D but you're a growth stock so maybe i should be looking at dull markets xD
@@TheSwedishInvestor Did u do The Ultimate Resource, second edition by Julian Simon? Really good, learns one understanding the commodity cycle and why they in long term go down, but is also a very backed up book with lots of data proving humanity is improving in every way, as well as the environment. A legend. Here interview with him: th-cam.com/video/S0TqJCAYjzM/w-d-xo.html
So far Peter Lynch's books are my favorite out of all the investment books I've read. Very simple concepts, and his kindness and humility pour through the pages. Thanks for breaking down this one!
Quick Fact: Peter Lynch is one of the few anomalies when having his return explained by factors. The newest five factor asset pricing model tried to explained Warren and Lynch returns, and found out that Lynch bought an alpha of over 3% while Warren's alpha was under 1%
I won't take for granted how much information I can acquire in very little time thanks to your summaries. You are just way too awesome. Thank you and please continue the good work.
In the book, Peter Lynch explains that Benjamin Grahams way worked in a day and age after the crash and everyone avoided the stocks subsequently forces companies to lower their prices.
What a great summary! Just read the book and you definitely covered pretty much everything there is to know. Would still highly recommend reading the book as he goes in depth with these topics.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Jeronimo Serna! And yes, the book is exceptional in my opinion too, so it is definitely worth a read even though one has watched the video
You always respond everytime I leave a comment. This year your videos have helped me to build a better personal approach for investing. Your humour is tongue in cheek. And content brilliant. I'm really really happy with your channel and watch you almost everyday. Thank you.
I have adhd and not only your video was the only video that didn’t make me go 🥱😴 or “ohh a butterfly!” (Distracted), but your videos is so informational that I actually learned something. I also really appreciate the time and effort you put in this video and the art behind it. Bless you 💓
Absolutely you can make money. We do have an upper hand due to our smaller positions. However, I strongly urge them to learn about the market for a few years before putting in bigger money
Did everyone else quit playing golf because Tiger Woods walked up to the first tee? Plenty of money to be made in the top 125 on the money list for the PGA and the same goes for investing.
In your opening will you say Lynch was also a value invester or more a risk taker with his 10 bagger idea. Both are idols in the investing world. Thanks
This man said "I'm a complete addict, I drink 3 pepsi a week" xD LOL I think that's rather conservative.. I know a lot of people who consume 6 or more cans A DAY easily... also, I have been loving your videos! keep em coming! (yes I know this one is a couple of years old)
Peter Lynch was great, yet the timing for his style of investing played a part. During the 1980’s the smaller froth companies were out performing, he left Magellan when that was no longer the case.
Easier said than done. The amateur investor has no money and no patience. Making 7 times your money on 10k over 2 years is peanuts. Hard work is needed to make a lot of money so the returns are actually meaningful. At that point, you have time to be patient because you have a lot already and getting even more from the job. Then just do the common sense strategy automatically. So hard work is really the secret after all.
That’s specious reasoning, if you make 7 times for money at 10B over 2 years that’s suddenly not peanuts. The amount you invest is inconsequential, compound interest on the investments is the point. Needing to generate capital as an everyday investor isn’t something that bleeds into your investment approach. You risk tolerance is what it is.
Can someone please explain this? Peter Lynch in this book (page 15) says : I mention how wonderful companies become risky investments when people overpay for them, using McDonald’s as exhibit A. In 1972 the stock was bid up to a precarious 50 times earnings. With no way to “live up to these expectations,” the price fell from $75 to $25, a great buying opportunity at a “more realistic” 13 times earnings. I don't know how he came up with '13' figure. I know it has sth to do with P/E ratio but still can't figure out
Great video. As an individual investor I have beat money manager. And at little to no cost. The professionals are fools. No kidding. Are you smart enough to do a little homework.
started reading the book, honestly more intriguing and interesting than say the intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. Teaches you a value investment mindset in a way that is easy to understand, with the fundamentals of a GARP mindset too. amazing read, and I'm only around 30 pages in !
Dear sir, I am really thankful nd grateful to you regarding financial knowledge sharing to us..Superb work nd keep going..Covering whole book within short duration is really awesome,,👏👏👌
Well last year I noticed that AMD cpu is beating intel cpu. Activision blizzard is re releasing the classic wow. AMD and blizzard jumped over 20 dollars since. Impressive compare to their original price of around 30 and 40 dollars.
nice video - you've convinced me to buy the book via your link, but I'm going to group it with another book to avoid shipping. Convince me on a 2nd one? Recommendation (and preview video to see if I agree)?
if most major companies are "diworsifying" then hows it a red flag? also if having a single demographic is a red flag how is diversifying also a red flag?
I find it hard to believe that I have an upper hand on wallstreet in my hobby. Just cause I'm a web developer and I know which websites are good doesn't mean I know squat about the finances of that company. And not to mention big companies don't always buy the best products. Even if I companyX has the best cloud solutions, most businesses might buy something else.
Apple stock was $142.00 3 days ago and its $133 now how much intelligence does it take to know that within two months itll be at least $137-138 a share 🔥🦂 Its not difficult bro, and never think these fuckers are smarter than us haha if they were they wouldent have lost their ass in gamestop 💯
reality is that if you buy i basket of the topp 25 companies in the S&p500 and dont short term trade, then you are most likely will earn 8-20%. the main reasons people lose is 1:because they investo money they cant afforod to lose 2: overtrading and short term trading ( DONT SHORT TERM TRADE.... EVER) 3: They are not diversified 4: they buy shitty penny stocks 5: they read the news and listen to experts and gossip and try to time the market. Time in the market always beat timeing the market. Making money takes ALOT of time with compound interest and cultivating a frugal lifesstyle ( atleast dont spend more than you earn). This is in reality all you need to know about the game. have a great day
Interesting 🤔. That’s why I am considering investing in POSCO steel and Japanese and Korean companies in general. They are big, they have moat , they are boring and cheap
I really enjoy all the videos on this channel. I have a small request if you make an off-topic video and explain how do you read the books and how long does it take to finish a book? It will encourage many of us. Thanks for your efforts in making priceless videos! Thanks @theswedishinvestor
Glad you enjoy them Ronak Patel! There's a huge difference between different books. I think the shortest one I've read has been 1 hour to finish, while my most recent one (The Wealth of Nations) took about 50.
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Its incredible that you have 39X your subscriber count in 6 months? I would invest in you :D but you're a growth stock so maybe i should be looking at dull markets xD
114k subs in February 2020. Excellent ride! Keep on the good work. You have great content.
170k subs July-2020.
Thanks, your summaries are really helpful for a beginner in investing.
@@SomethingElse_x.x 215K August
Thanks!
Man you have covered almost every book that is related to finance. Keep up the good work.
Which one would you like to see next? 😁
How does he read so fast?? 😩😩
@@TheSwedishInvestor Did u do The Ultimate Resource, second edition by Julian Simon? Really good, learns one understanding the commodity cycle and why they in long term go down, but is also a very backed up book with lots of data proving humanity is improving in every way, as well as the environment. A legend. Here interview with him: th-cam.com/video/S0TqJCAYjzM/w-d-xo.html
@@TheSwedishInvestor Would love some real estate books too! Like "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene
Would love to get Mark Douglas books back. The Disciplined Trader and Trading in The Zone
This has got to be some of the best content on TH-cam. Thanks Swedish Investor
So far Peter Lynch's books are my favorite out of all the investment books I've read. Very simple concepts, and his kindness and humility pour through the pages. Thanks for breaking down this one!
He also goes way more in depth, everything I’ve read before is just “invest long term”
Bit too simple though.
I think it worked great back pre 1990's. Hedge Funds have changed the game
Quick Fact: Peter Lynch is one of the few anomalies when having his return explained by factors. The newest five factor asset pricing model tried to explained Warren and Lynch returns, and found out that Lynch bought an alpha of over 3% while Warren's alpha was under 1%
Thats very interesting. Is there a source where I could read more about that? Thanks!
Source?
Would love to know more about this model
How does that mean? Can anybody explain?
I won't take for granted how much information I can acquire in very little time thanks to your summaries. You are just way too awesome. Thank you and please continue the good work.
I appreciate it a ton Muiz Alimi! Thanks for your support!
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Lynch is one of the absolute GOATS of investing and i regard him as one of my stock market mentors alongside Buffett.
In the book, Peter Lynch explains that Benjamin Grahams way worked in a day and age after the crash and everyone avoided the stocks subsequently forces companies to lower their prices.
What a great summary! Just read the book and you definitely covered pretty much everything there is to know. Would still highly recommend reading the book as he goes in depth with these topics.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video Jeronimo Serna! And yes, the book is exceptional in my opinion too, so it is definitely worth a read even though one has watched the video
I didn’t expect so much sound financial investment information in one video. Good job buddy
Each day I am learning something new from your channel.Thanks
You always respond everytime I leave a comment. This year your videos have helped me to build a better personal approach for investing. Your humour is tongue in cheek. And content brilliant. I'm really really happy with your channel and watch you almost everyday.
Thank you.
Thank you for your continued support englishcoach777! I appreciate it a ton!
I’m the same
I have adhd and not only your video was the only video that didn’t make me go 🥱😴 or “ohh a butterfly!” (Distracted), but your videos is so informational that I actually learned something. I also really appreciate the time and effort you put in this video and the art behind it. Bless you 💓
Absolutely you can make money. We do have an upper hand due to our smaller positions. However, I strongly urge them to learn about the market for a few years before putting in bigger money
I must take this opportunity to thank you for all of your videos. I enjoy everyone of them. Thank you, brother.
Happy for your support Shivanie! 🌟
Great video. Love Peter Lynch! He's always on-point
You have rare ways of picking the very essence of any book so well! Thanks a lot for the efforts !
Great effort and excellent service. Kindly prepare the short videos, too.
Your up 10 percent in four years from Spotify, great job!
Well you’re a clown now
It's crazy this video is from 4 years ago and you've used "AI" as a hot industry example.
Thanks swedish investor
Love from india
3:08 😂😂😂 that NO!, REALLY EYE OPENING 😂😂😂.
Thank you so much, excellent video !!
Hi, Is there a TH-cam channel or site where people analyze stocks based on peter lynch style? Thanks
Who are you that you make such great summaries. You are the gold standard of summaries.
Great video mate! But what me really triggers is, why tf the woman in the green dress doesn’t have feeds 2:42 😅 🤷♂️
Did everyone else quit playing golf because Tiger Woods walked up to the first tee? Plenty of money to be made in the top 125 on the money list for the PGA and the same goes for investing.
I like this comparison! Cheers Greg Harris!
In your opening will you say Lynch was also a value invester or more a risk taker with his 10 bagger idea. Both are idols in the investing world. Thanks
Amazing explaination love from india keep it up
6:14 6:46 7:08 7:42 8:16 8:50 10:22 10:44 12:36
This man said "I'm a complete addict, I drink 3 pepsi a week" xD LOL I think that's rather conservative.. I know a lot of people who consume 6 or more cans A DAY easily... also, I have been loving your videos! keep em coming! (yes I know this one is a couple of years old)
Peter Lynch was great, yet the timing for his style of investing played a part. During the 1980’s the smaller froth companies were out performing, he left Magellan when that was no longer the case.
I don’t have a Spotify and Netflix accounts...
is this better than its sequel ~~ Beating The Street ?
Easier said than done. The amateur investor has no money and no patience. Making 7 times your money on 10k over 2 years is peanuts. Hard work is needed to make a lot of money so the returns are actually meaningful. At that point, you have time to be patient because you have a lot already and getting even more from the job. Then just do the common sense strategy automatically. So hard work is really the secret after all.
That’s specious reasoning, if you make 7 times for money at 10B over 2 years that’s suddenly not peanuts. The amount you invest is inconsequential, compound interest on the investments is the point. Needing to generate capital as an everyday investor isn’t something that bleeds into your investment approach. You risk tolerance is what it is.
I love how people think you have to beat the pros. No you dont have to beat them to make money.
great video. like the #5 good summary
Cheers man, thank you! 🙌
which software do you use for animation ?
Peter Lynch should make an investing series on Netflix.
Can someone please explain this?
Peter Lynch in this book (page 15) says :
I mention how wonderful companies become risky investments when people overpay for them, using McDonald’s as exhibit A. In 1972 the stock was bid up to a precarious 50 times earnings.
With no way to “live up to these expectations,” the price fell from $75 to $25, a great buying opportunity at a “more realistic” 13 times earnings.
I don't know how he came up with '13' figure. I know it has sth to do with P/E ratio but still can't figure out
Surely it means the PE dropped to 13?
@@NegativeAccelerate exactly.
He refering to the PE
Thanks so much for the sharing. I am pretty excited now to start reading this book.
Great video.
As an individual investor I have beat money manager.
And at little to no cost.
The professionals are fools.
No kidding.
Are you smart enough to do a little homework.
The n.1, Mr. Lynch
Love your videos man, thank you for putting them out
Thank you for nice information
Vow!! What a great way to condense the concepts .. that’s easily digestible for novices like me .. Thanks 👍
Your videos are helping me learn a lot. Thanks
Best video ever!
Thank you
Thanks for the great video mate.
Bro you're doing great help by making these videos love from INDIA 🇮🇳
Awesome, thank you for your comment Rutvik Kachchhi! 🙌
Thank You Thank You Thank You!!!
started reading the book, honestly more intriguing and interesting than say the intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. Teaches you a value investment mindset in a way that is easy to understand, with the fundamentals of a GARP mindset too. amazing read, and I'm only around 30 pages in !
Clear and precise, thank you for share
Great video. 👏💯. Explained well
It seems to me that to catch a 10 bagger it helps to catch a quality stock coming out of a correction or a recession.
Thank you for making these video's
thank you so much for such concise and visually awesome summary!
You're very welcome HJ G! Glad you like it
Appreciate the videos! These are solid. I'm on that climb to 1 mil and it's been a fun ride.. Well until this last week =P
Awesome video! I love to invest and then leave it work for me, so I can dance😎
Not an avid reader yet an average investor.Bought the book. Listening to your summary made me buy it. Excellent 👌
I look forward for your videos
Super Duper Phenomenal Awesome Video covers everything
Great video as always
I need some daily stock tips
Thanks for brief and excellent job! Keep up.
just finished the book this week, this really concludes it well
That was great. Thank you.
Congratulations on 1k subs.
Thank you! 😁
@@TheSwedishInvestor congratulation for your 350k subscriber.
good notes! help me to review the whole book . but Ithink, fundamentally it's still difficult to ride, unless you keep the portfolio ratio right.
Hello! I wonder what software do you use making this kind of video? It's so catchy. Thanks.
You are a God.
Do you know systems that beat the S&P?
Dear sir,
I am really thankful nd grateful to you regarding financial knowledge sharing to us..Superb work nd keep going..Covering whole book within short duration is really awesome,,👏👏👌
As always an awesome content, thank you
My first tenbagger had 6 of the ten traits
worth to subscribe man, thank a lot & keep up the good work!
I'm glad to hear that you like it Rezky! Best of luck in your stock-picking!
Great work. Thank you.
Well last year I noticed that AMD cpu is beating intel cpu. Activision blizzard is re releasing the classic wow. AMD and blizzard jumped over 20 dollars since. Impressive compare to their original price of around 30 and 40 dollars.
nice video - you've convinced me to buy the book via your link, but I'm going to group it with another book to avoid shipping. Convince me on a 2nd one? Recommendation (and preview video to see if I agree)?
Do one by Aswath Damodoran: investment valuation, little book of valuation, dark side of valuation, investment philosophies, or narrative and numbers.
whats the title of this book?
Awesome video kid, congrats. Cheers
if most major companies are "diworsifying" then hows it a red flag? also if having a single demographic is a red flag how is diversifying also a red flag?
I find it hard to believe that I have an upper hand on wallstreet in my hobby. Just cause I'm a web developer and I know which websites are good doesn't mean I know squat about the finances of that company. And not to mention big companies don't always buy the best products.
Even if I companyX has the best cloud solutions, most businesses might buy something else.
Apple stock was $142.00 3 days ago and its $133 now how much intelligence does it take to know that within two months itll be at least $137-138 a share 🔥🦂
Its not difficult bro, and never think these fuckers are smarter than us haha if they were they wouldent have lost their ass in gamestop 💯
I wonder if the author of the book ever said you breach the copyright?
Hi!
Do you have a shareville acount ?
Very informative
Hello Erik!
Alibaba huge turnaround play
I'm one of many comments but thank you !!
Awesome video, keep up the good work!
reality is that if you buy i basket of the topp 25 companies in the S&p500 and dont short term trade, then you are most likely will earn 8-20%. the main reasons people lose is 1:because they investo money they cant afforod to lose 2: overtrading and short term trading ( DONT SHORT TERM TRADE.... EVER) 3: They are not diversified 4: they buy shitty penny stocks 5: they read the news and listen to experts and gossip and try to time the market. Time in the market always beat timeing the market. Making money takes ALOT of time with compound interest and cultivating a frugal lifesstyle ( atleast dont spend more than you earn). This is in reality all you need to know about the game. have a great day
Whaaat? xD Really good narration, man.
Interesting 🤔. That’s why I am considering investing in POSCO steel and Japanese and Korean companies in general. They are big, they have moat , they are boring and cheap
Awesome summary - Well Done Mr Swedish Investor, will look forward to such valuable videos, Thumb up from India! :)
This actually only summarizes the first 9 chapters of the book. I know because I'm reading it now.
great channel, keep going
Hello mate. Thank you for the great videos. Justa quick question. What software do you use to make your videos? Thank you in advance
I really enjoy all the videos on this channel. I have a small request if you make an off-topic video and explain how do you read the books and how long does it take to finish a book? It will encourage many of us. Thanks for your efforts in making priceless videos! Thanks @theswedishinvestor
Glad you enjoy them Ronak Patel! There's a huge difference between different books. I think the shortest one I've read has been 1 hour to finish, while my most recent one (The Wealth of Nations) took about 50.
The Swedish Investor Thanks for the information. I admire your work ❤️