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2 Potentially Profitable Turnaround Plays
Seeking Alpha In his famous book, "One Up on Wall Street", Peter Lynch describes the characteristics of a potentially profitable "turnaround play": It's normally a company that performed well in its ongoing business, usually in the retail industry, then something … |
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3 Stocks to Beat a Recession
Motley Fool They're more like steady performers, but ones with a high "ick factor" (hello, Peter Lynch!). Yet there are some formidable obstacles in front of them, as not many places want landfills or transfer stations located in their backyard. … |
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Diversification without diworsification
Ninemsn Peter Lynch coined the phrase diworsification in the investing classic One Up On Wall Street. Lynch was referring to companies who attempted to diversify their business, but in doing so dragged down their overall returns. Individual investors can make … |
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Solvay knocks off IHC in Section 3 opening game
WatertownDailyTimes.com Nate Carr sparked a four-goal stretch at 4:33 of the second period for Solvay in a 6-2 nonleague win over Immaculate Heart at the Fairgrounds Arena to start the Section 3 hockey season. Carr later added an assist for the Bearcats. Peter Lynch, Forrest … |
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MedAssets Shares Popped: What You Need to Know
Motley Fool So what: As legendary investor Peter Lynch famously wrote, "Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: They think the price will rise." Given the relatively large size of the purchase, investors have … |
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