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Great Investors: The Peter Lynch Approach
Motley Fool UK Today, it's the turn of Peter Lynch, a growth investor with a distinctive style, who coined the term "ten-bagger" to describe a share that rises ten-fold. Peter Lynch detailed his investing philosophy in two books: One Up on Wall Street and Beating the … |
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If You Could Design the Perfect Stock…
The motley Fool (blog) I was in graduate school in the Boston area and Peter Lynch, who had huge success with Fidelity's Magellan Fund (he averaged a 29.2% annual return), gave the oft-cited advice “invest in what you know.” I was young. What did I know? |
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Why you should look for 10-baggers
The Motley Fool Great investors like Peter Lynch and Fool co-founder David Gardner have understood this principle intuitively. Indeed, Lynch is responsible for coining the term “10-bagger,” and he once remarked, “all you need for a lifetime of successful investing is … |
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Why I Buy What I Buy
Motley Fool That strategy certainly worked wonders for Peter Lynch, for example. But it's not right for me, and here's why I think so. We mortals are often better off sticking with what we know. That's still a beautifully Lynchian thing to do. |
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The Grass-Roots Way To Multi-Bagger Returns
Motley Fool UK What's more, his off-the-cuff comments engaged a style of investment research popularised by legendary investor Peter Lynch. I have no idea whether the man with the dog was an investor, but he was certainly thinking like one. As you may already know, … |
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