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As Rogers sees its grip on consumers weaken, so do savvy investors
Globe and Mail (blog) Guru fund manager Peter Lynch used to argue that small investors could get a step ahead of the big shots on Wall Street – or Bay Street, for that matter – by focusing on companies they understood and whose activities they could witness first-hand. |
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A True Investor's Most Important Performance Measurement
Seeking Alpha Peter Lynch 'One Up On Wall Street" With this quote, Peter is validating my thesis that the success of the business is more important than short-term gyrations in stock price. "What makes stocks valuable in the long run isn't the market. |
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The Surprising Signal That Provides "Superior Information to Investors"
Motley Fool Peter Lynch's oft-cited line is a good summation of why: "Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: They think the price will rise." But, as the title of the paper suggests, all insider buying is not … |
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Investors In Common Stocks Must Get Valuation Right; Here's How
Seeking Alpha In his best-selling book One Up On Wall Street, famed portfolio manager Peter Lynch dedicated his entire 10th chapter to earnings and thus titled it -Earnings, Earnings, Earnings. In the chapter's second paragraph he succinctly stated the importance of … |
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Investors In Common Stocks Must Get Valuation Right; Here's How
Forex Pros In his best-selling book One Up On Wall Street, famed portfolio manager Peter Lynch dedicated his entire 10th chapter to earnings and thus titled it –Earnings, Earnings, Earnings. In the chapter's second paragraph he succinctly stated the importance of … |
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