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When "Buy What You Know" Goes Terribly Wrong
Motley Fool Back in January, I tackled the Peter Lynch thesis that you should "invest in what you know," and I came to the conclusion that buying what you know works against the investor by vastly limiting his or her possible … |
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3 Signs That You've Bought The Wrong Share
Motley Fool UK 'Bottom up' investors such as Anthony Bolton, Peter Lynch and Neil Woodford don't buy markets, but individual shares. And each of those shares is bought for a very carefully considered set of reasons — the 'investment thesis', in other words. … |
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Investing Better by Being Wrong Wisely
Motley Fool That's actually pretty funny considering that investing great Peter Lynch openly admitted that even the best investors are typically wrong four times out of 10. But what does he know? Obviously, being wrong isn't ideal for an investor since it … |
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Peter Lynch Is Wrong: Buying "What You Know" Is A Terrible Idea
The Business Insider The Peter Lynch investment mantra to "buy what you know" is just wrong, plain and simple, says Index Funds Advisors president Mark Hebner. Not only that. He says stock picking, in general, is an all around bad bet. If someone wants to invest in stock A … |
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Government Energy Investments Gone Wrong
Motley Fool You can make a case for Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, and George Soros, among countless others. One institution you aren't likely to mention in the same … |
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