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The Deadly Urge: Proof That Mergers and Acquisitions Kill Investor Returns
Wall Street Daily Peter Lynch, a legendary mutual fund manager, knew this over 20 years ago, when he wrote in One Up on Wall Street: “Instead of buying back shares or raising dividends, profitable companies often prefer to blow the money on foolish acquisitions. |
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One Up On Wall Street
Seeking Alpha Peter Lynch went to the mall with his wife back in the days when he ran Fidelity Magellan. The purpose was to see what stores were getting good traffic and creating a buzz. For Lynch, this was the beginning of the research process. Peter felt this was … |
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Invest in Something Wall Street Can't
DailyFinance By Nicole Seghetti, The Motley Fool In Peter Lynch's classic book One Up On Wall Street, he proclaims his love for a good business that Wall Street ignores. But today, Wall Street's actively ignoring an entire class of businesses — giving you an … |
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Keynes: One Mean Money Manager
Wall Street Journal Such great investors as Benjamin Graham, Peter Lynch, John Templeton and Warren Buffett beat the market by an annual average of three to 13 percentage points over their careers. Most of them, however, didn't have to cope with the Great Depression or … |
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Why Wall Street Hates the Lazy Portfolios Strategy
Smartmoney.com As the legendary Fidelity investor Peter Lynch once put it in "One Up on The Street": "If you spend more than 15 minutes a year worrying about the market, you've wasted 12 minutes." And in researching 5000 millionaires for his book, Edelman discovered … |
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