HOW PETER LYNCH ACHIEVED 29.2% PER YEAR STOCK MARKET RETURNS (Dividend & Value Investing Lessons)

Driving 29.2% annualized returns during his management of the Fidelity Magellan Fund, Peter Lynch is one of the greatest stock market investors of all time. As a dividend stock investor, I draw a ton of inspiration from Peter Lynch. Learn 10 investing lessons in today's video from One Up On Wall Street, Lynch's famous book. Get ready for an exciting #dividend #stock #investing video!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:50 INVESTING LESSON 1: Build your emotional intelligence and don't sell when the market tanks. In volatile stock markets, it's important to avoid emotions, looking at things logically.
3:15 Takeaway: Stock market crashes are often a buying opportunity, just like we witnessed in 2020.
3:48 Takeaway: During a crash, investors will sell everything because they need liquidity. These types of crashes create amazing buying opportunities.
4:36 INVESTING LESSON 2: Humor is a tremendous asset in stock market investing (and life).
5:40 I read this book originally a long time ago. One Up On Wall Street is a true classic! Peter Lynch has influenced my own strategy.
6:08 INVESTING LESSON 3: Know when to retire! Know when enough is enough.
6:56 Dividend investors invest to achieve freedom. However, it can be tricky to walk away from it. Learn to break away from the money. The money serves a purpose.
7:48 INVESTING LESSON 4: Leverage the power of common knowledge in dividend stock investing.
8:10 Average people (like you and me) have an edge in the stock market due to our common knowledge.
9:23 I believe that UTZ is a common sense dividend stock, a Peter Lynch-style stock.
10:59 INVESTING LESSON 5: Huge diversification does not hinder results.
11:40 I should not criticize myself for my own diversification (I own 48 dividend stocks right now).
12:24 Key Takeaway: As long as investments are of top-notch quality (and the nth stock is of the same quality as the 1st), it’s ok to diversify.
13:28 INVESTING LESSON 6: Mutual fund managers are at a disadvantage. YOU are at an advantage if you have a more holistic world view.
16:02 I knew Starbucks was a bargain when I bought it earlier this year starting in the $50s and $60s.
16:56 INVESTING LESSON 7: It only takes 6 out of 10 to win! (Don't worry about a few losers in the portfolio.)
18:56 INVESTING LESSON 8: Homeownership is great! (The average person may sell stocks at the wrong time. However, the average person will likely NOT sell their home for the wrong reasons.)
21:27 INVESTING LESSON 9: Approach stock market investing as if there is no stock market. Don't look at the market everyday. Because there is a market, too many investors obsesses over short-term prices.
23:13 INVESTING LESSON 10: Find your edge and leverage it in the stock market.
26:01 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

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DISCLOSURE: I am long Utz Brands Inc. (UTZ), Campbell’s Soup Company (CPB), Viatris (VTRS), and Starbucks (SBUX). I own these stocks in my personal stock portfolio.

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