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When A Ham Sandwich Runs Your Company
Seeking Alpha Peter Lynch once offered a rhetorical question that investors should ask themselves when considering a stock, "Is this firm so profitable that even an idiot could run it? Because someday, one will." Warren Buffett offered a similar quote that showed up … |
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Maybe Diversification Is Not All It's Cracked Up To Be
Seeking Alpha In contrast, Peter Lynch, the famed manager of the Fidelity Magellan Fund during its glory years held more than 1000 stocks in his portfolio. What is most amazing about this fact is that Peter created one of the strongest long-term track records of any … |
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High-Yield Stocks That Offer More Than Just Dividends
Seeking Alpha My Peter Lynch-inspired model also likes Total. While Lynch liked companies with high earnings growth, he would invest in slower-growing firms if their valuation and dividend yield were good. Total has been growing earnings per share at a rate of only … |
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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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Buenaventura, A Mining Stock That Buffett And Lynch Could Love
Seeking Alpha By Jonathan Yates Peter Lynch prefers stocks with a price-to-earnings growth ratio of under 1, and Warren Buffett likes his companies to have low debt. Compania de Minas Buenaventura (BVN) is a Peruvian gold mining firm with financials that would … |
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