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Mentioned in 73 episodes
One Up On Wall Street
Book • 1988
In 'One Up On Wall Street,' Peter Lynch explains how average investors can outperform professionals by leveraging their everyday experiences and knowledge.
Lynch advocates for investing in companies and products that are familiar and understandable, rather than following trendy or complex investments.
He provides easy-to-follow advice on analyzing financial statements, identifying different types of companies (such as cyclical, turnaround, and fast-growing companies), and maintaining a long-term investment strategy.
The book emphasizes the importance of simplicity, patience, and fundamental analysis in achieving successful investments.
Lynch advocates for investing in companies and products that are familiar and understandable, rather than following trendy or complex investments.
He provides easy-to-follow advice on analyzing financial statements, identifying different types of companies (such as cyclical, turnaround, and fast-growing companies), and maintaining a long-term investment strategy.
The book emphasizes the importance of simplicity, patience, and fundamental analysis in achieving successful investments.
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Mentioned in 73 episodes
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Patrick O'Shaughnessy in relation to a world where consumers invest in venture funds charging high fees.
Patrick O'Shaughnessy in relation to a world where consumers invest in venture funds charging high fees.
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Bill Gurley - The Gift and The Curse of Staying Private - [Invest Like the Best, EP.427]
Quoted Peter Lynch saying that all you can lose in a stock investment is $1,000.
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TIP734: My Investment Philosophy w/ Clay Finck
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Mounir Laggoune comme un guide pour investir en bourse en se basant sur sa propre expérience.
Mounir Laggoune comme un guide pour investir en bourse en se basant sur sa propre expérience.
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CEO Finary: “Je suis passé de Lidl à millionnaire” (feat Mounir Laggoune)
Mentioned by Ian Cassel when discussing multi-baggers, a term coined by Peter Lynch.
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TIP606: Multi-Bagger First Principles w/ Ian Cassel
Mentioned by Francois Rochon as the first book he read about value investing.
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RWH016: The Best Of The Best w/ François Rochon
Recommended by 
Kyle Grieve as one of his top five investing books due to its practicality, detailed examples, and timeless advice.
Kyle Grieve as one of his top five investing books due to its practicality, detailed examples, and timeless advice.
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TIP658: Peter Lynch’s Guide to Investing in Your Expertise w/ Kyle Grieve
Recommended by Bill Barker as a helpful resource for new investors.
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How To Get Started Investing
Mentioned by Francois Rochon as one of the books that influenced him early in his investing career.
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TIP626: Intelligent & Rational Long-Term Investing w/ François Rochon
Recommended by Francois Rochon as his first book on investing, explaining that buying stock means buying a share of a company.
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Francois Rochon - Outperforming the Market for 30+ Years Through Patience, Humility & Rationality | #578
Mentioned by Mike Venuto when explaining the permanent portfolio theory and its application in the FIRS ETF.
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116: How to Retire Early (Seriously)
Mentioned as the author of the foreword for 'Big Money, Think Small', praising Tillinghast's investment skills.
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TIP529: Joel Tillinghast & Uncovering the Art of Outperformance
