Peter Lynch: How to Invest When Stock Prices are At All-Time Highs (Rare Interview)

Peter Lynch talks about how to invest in the stock market when stock prices are at all time highs. Lynch managed the legendary Fidelity Magellan Fund where he achieved annualized returns of nearly 30%. He is the author of several best selling investing books including One Up On Wall Street. This interview took place in 1997.
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[@MegatPage]

Purchasing a stock may seem straightforward, but selecting the correct stock without a proven strategy can be exceedingly challenging. I've been working on expanding my $210K portfolio for a while, and my primary obstacle is the lack of clear entry and exit strategies. Any advice on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

[@EleanorBaker474]

the strategies are quite rigorous for the regular-Joe. As a matter of fact, they are mostly successfully carried out by pros who have had a great deal of skillset/knowledge to pull such trades off.

[@StacieBMui]

I concur. Drawing from personal experience collaborating with an investment advisor, I presently manage a $1 million well-diversified portfolio that has seen remarkable growth. It's not solely about having the funds to invest in stocks; one must also possess knowledge, persistence, and the resilience to withstand market fluctuations.

[@lindabrooks6667]

How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?.

[@StacieBMui]

Sonya lee Mitchell is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@crystalcassandra5597]

She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

[@RichPlusHappy]

What I like the most about Peter Lynch is his consistency... Dude is 70 years old for the last 40 years.

[@InvestorCenter]

Consistency is very important in investing haha

[@RichPlusHappy]

@@InvestorCenter 😂

[@fne1198]

The hobgoblin of investors.

[@sofanova6542]

Ain't that the real deal bruh 🤣🤣

[@EntreNoose]

hahaha

[@Richardcarlett]

I started buying some more stocks at the beginning of the year, but nothing big. Why am I treating this so harshly? I still want to be the first person in my polygamous family to make a million dollars despite the fact that others in my field make six figures per person. I am well aware of the costs associated with working more to get more money.

[@DavidRiggs-dc7jk]

If the market has taught me anything, it's that it usually makes a comeback, but I can't seem to concentrate on the long term, especially because important things like my retirement and my reserve are having a disastrous impact on inflation. I need a solution and a data trajectory that I can trust as soon as it is practicable.

[@jeffery_Automotive]

Currently, the best market strategy is to work with a credible investing coach. Since a while ago, I've been in touch with a coach, mostly because I lack the depth of understanding and mental toughness to deal with the ongoing market conditions. You lack the information necessary to succeed in a competitive market, not because you're doing anything wrong, but rather because of your lack of experience.

[@EllenAbrex]

@@jeffery_Automotive Due to the significant falls, I need advice on how to rebuild my portfolio and develop more successful tactics. Where can I find this advisor ?

[@jeffery_Automotive]

In fact, I'm not sure whether I'm permitted to say this, but I'd suggest searching for "Julie Anne Hoover" as she gained a lot of attention in 2020. She is both my coach and the manager of my portfolio.

[@EllenAbrex]

​@@jeffery_Automotive Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.

[@NameLastname888]

"Stock prices ought to be dictated by earnings" 2020: "Hold my beer"

[@InvestorCenter]

😂😂😂

[@MrC0MPUT3R]

Tesla: Hold my carbon offsets

[@leonardfox481]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WeLoveValue]

In the short run things can be wild but in the long run the prices will always come back to reality

[@bigno1900]

@@WeLoveValue Yup, throughout history this is the gospel truth

[@paulxavier331]

I'm seriously considering buying this CD-ROM.

[@InvestorCenter]

I wonder if it’s available online

[@andio310]

What’s a cd-rom?

[@paulxavier331]

@@andio310 I believe it stands for "Read-Only Memory" meaning that the disc is only intended to be read, not able to store any new information. It's a term not really used for commercial products much anymore.

[@martin.B777]

You mean the VHS tape?😜

[@janshuster1426]

@@martin.B777 No a CD Like if you buy a music or movie CD VHS is tape.

[@Shaolinof36thChamber]

When a legend like Peter Lynch is speaking, you better shut your trap and show this person some respect.

[@user-xx2bj2xt9b]

Feels like all of us can agree on two things: 1)Everything he says still worth gold even today. 2)that interviewer needs to shut the hell up

[@InvestorCenter]

100%

[@md.mahbubuzzaman7724]

Agreed. I don't see why he's hogging time when his contribution is relatively close to uselss.

[@xxrngxx5]

Felt bad for Peter you can tell he was getting kind of frustrated

[@souslesbombes]

I don't agree on 2. So your feeling is incorrect.

[@mrkcur]

Nah, Charle Rose was a generally good with letting his guests speak.

[@too-oldforthischet8463]

It feels good to see the market in green, but just how long until we actually break even, I’m the average retail trader, DCA-ing, buying and holding on to stocks for eons, but it’s like I’m up 5% today and down 17% the next week, Yes the market is very Darwinian, there’s winners and losers, and it’s looking like I’ve been on a losing streak, while others make huge 6figure gains in the same market. What strategies are these folks using?

[@AmandaMichelle.]

-we’ve been in a rally for the last decade, you just gotta accept not everyone is as knowledgeable in the market to handle the opportunities a crash market presents, and unfortunately for me too, I got in 2019 right before the market’s melting point, I just hope I recover soon enough before retirement. Stay strong.

[@kozovski6628]

I think the market will suffer more downtrends before full recovery, esp. with the inflation, hiked interest rate and looming recession bound to happen 2023, you should understand the market is not just finance and valuation, it’s history, it’s market psychology, it’s understanding how the world moves, which is why at this point in time, it’s ideal to work with an Investment-adviser with an unparalleled track record, from first hand experience, I could say they stand a better chance than most of us ever would and it has been reflecting on my portfolio. I made over $850k in net gains this year alone and I’m unbothered about the market outcomes cause I’m certain I’ll make a killing, it’s all perspective guys.

[@hobbs252]

@@kozovski6628 Nicely said, I was thinking about going that route too, Jimmy Cramer has been going on about opportunities at stake in this present market and I’d really love to set my portfolio up for whatever is coming 2023, could you recommend this coach that guides you?

[@kozovski6628]

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[@Green-ed7wq]

@@kozovski6628 I searched for Donna by her full name and she seems quite trustworthy and knowledgeable. She is a fiduciary acting in the interest of the individual. So I left a message on her site, I hope she will answer soon.

[@Twotter54]

Peter Lynch is one of the coolest investors and knows how to explain. He is up there with Warren Buffett.

[@InvestorCenter]

I completely agree. Have you read his books or watched the other videos of him on my channel?

[@Twotter54]

@@InvestorCenter no i think i will buy his book. Which would you recommend? I already read Ben Graham's book

[@InvestorCenter]

I recommend his book One Up On Wall Street. One of my favorite investing books. Link below. amzn.to/2JaNjTD

[@hEcinen]

@@Twotter54 i can highly recommend you one up on wall street. its a fun read and educational. have fun

[@edwin4242]

@@Twotter54 Beating the Street is also a good book with case studies where Peter talks about companies he's bought in the past and the reasons why he did

[@RobCLynch]

When Peter Lynch talks, it's best to shut up and listen.

[@InvestorCenter]

Definitely!!!

[@robertrydlewski9538]

Indeed

[@dnodlehs]

Interviewers like this gentleman are the worst. They seem like hearing themselves more than the guest they invited.

[@samuel08790]

i would like to tell the interviewer “ shut up” i don’t wanna hear your opinion, i wanna hear what did peter said. tqvm

[@evm6177]

🍷 AGREED!

[@korylehman79]

When he is talking about derivatives, I respect how confidently he says he doesn’t know

[@InvestorCenter]

I have noticed a lot of successful investors are quick to admit when they are out of their circle of competence

[@dantheman1534]

same with buffet. only buys what he can understand. thats why he's limited on tech stocks. only bought apple when he notices lots of kids with them at dairy queens. two of the greatest kept it simple.

[@lisaann5895]

@@dantheman1534 Warren Buffett understands technology. When he said "He doesn't understand it" he meant what its earning potential going to be in the future. But he does understand the inner workings of a technology company.

[@philsimmer]

"All you need's a few good stocks a decade." - Peter Lynch

[@InvestorCenter]

It is true!

[@andybogdanov]

His portfolio did have over 150 stocks

[@darylfoster7944]

Buffett has said the same thing. If you have to own 10-20 stocks, then you don't know what you're doing.

[@andybogdanov]

@@darylfoster7944 Buffett owns 50 stocks in Berkshire

[@darylfoster7944]

@@andybogdanov that's general advice. I doubt if Berkshire could own 3-4 stocks. They probably are forced to own more out of sheer size.

[@xTakiRen]

This should be summarized cuz I can’t stand the interviewer interrupting.

[@InvestorCenter]

It is worth suffering through the interviewer

[@arunabhawasthi3745]

So the interviewer not letting the guest speak is an age old phenomenon.

[@jomslitson8594]

Haha we poor Indians

[@user-jo3xe5if4z]

☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️ for more guidiance

[@aroundandround]

Charlie Rose is talking too much in this interview interrupting Lynch all the time. Lynch likes to talk, and it’s fun listening to him, so just let him talk for Pete’s sake!

[@AW66888]

SHUT UP CHARLIE!

[@Thebitcoinconsultant]

Agree, one of Charlie's worst interviews, not listening or allowing the viewer to listen. Shows that even the greats have bad days.

[@4nt4r4y]

Lol he was like that to everyone on his show. Not anymore!

[@markwilhelm168]

I want to reach back in history and smack him!

[@bingschannelofficial]

This interviewer is really annoying for interrupting Peter's speech!

[@bla-ig4bd]

watching this in 2020/1 is crazy... This was recorded at at time when recessions mattered, fundamentals mattered. Not a single mention of the Federal Reserve. In Today's market (Jan 2 2021) markets have gone parabolic and everyone is expecting them to go higher because of no other reason than the Fed. We have lost our way in the USA

[@dantae666]

I just go with it. I check to make sure the company is not.going broke and is making a profit then buy or not based on technicals

[@iulianbaziru]

sink or swim

[@roslolian11]

Yoi are right but I guess its fine as long as you withdraw before it crashes again

[@guitargod6997]

I recall as a college kid reading about some fellow who dropped out to start a computer company. Name was Dell. Apple and Microsoft were the new thing once upon a time. Watched that boat sail off. Got to keep your eyes open and have a few dollars to invest. Peter Lynch is a smart man.

[@TDubya811]

"PE ratio should be between 10 and 20" Central bankers in 2020: "not if we drop interest rates to zero and do infinite QE" shiller cape currently at 34 on the 31 Dec 2020.

[@InvestorCenter]

0% interest rates definitely change things

[@sergioviana84]

short term, central banks can dodge fundamentals, but the bill will arrive, it ALWAYS arrives...

[@tommyz0123]

You need to adjust to inflation just like everything. $10 in the 90s is not the same $10 today.

[@ynsam]

@@tommyz0123 its ratio he is talking about. US market is too overpriced. Brace for impact

[@njpme]

Tesla's PE 1000+

[@coachstack]

It's always good watching Peter speak after consuming too much garbage mainstream 'market news'. The man is truly a legend. Impregnable foundations.

[@royscott3064]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[@victormortensen5559]

I totally agree with you

[@franksmart3826]

I have been trading offshore. I'm yet to make my first $5000, any recommendable expert to trade with?

[@bentleybraxton8531]

Rather get an expert to trade with giving you the required mentorship for a successful profit outcome. piece of advice

[@abigaillucas9741]

But I learnt the hard way, blowing over $3,000 account side trading with no mentor or expert

[@kadirkocaman3089]

I am new to trading and my presumptions is that I will be needing an expert as you would lose all your capital and you drop off the market

[@ForNoOne1]

I admire Charlie Rose's interview style of asking a question and then immediately interrupting with another question

[@markswift]

Great description of him.

[@becomingwealthy1437]

When listening to Mr. Lynch, there is a huge difference in what he says. He doesn't talk about a hot company to purchase into, he explains what he looks for and why. There is a big impact on future wealth because of this. Trying to pick a hot stock and speculating will eventually loose most people money. Strategically deciding on a company is more of a buy and hold approach. Buying and holding might take some time, but it will mean dollars of growth in the future when the speculators are loosing nickels on their last bad company.

[@zayakoza]

PE should be between 10-20? Meanwhile $TSLA is currently sitting at a PE of approximately 1400...

[@InvestorCenter]

The market is definitely enthusiastic about Tesla

[@mockingbird187]

Gotta factor in "future earnings potential." Problem is, there are MANY theories on exactly what that is with TSLA.

[@fxlltxtsearch]

Price to book of 60

[@219garry]

Amazon might have a pe of 20......in about 50 years

[@Halvard1992]

He was talking about the S&P500 though, not individual stocks.

[@kevinkang4427]

"Even worse they put an option" he was ahead of the times of reddit

[@InvestorCenter]

😂 Peter would not be a fan of Wall Street bets

[@BedroomPianist]

Man I'd love to ask him what he thinks about Wallstreetbets.

[@jonsantos6056]

6:45 . Really good answer and explanation on the stock market fundamentals

[@InvestorCenter]

Yes it is. That’s one of my favorite parts!

[@FallLineJP]

”All you need is a few good stocks a decade" => this right here.

[@InvestorCenter]

That is a very important thing to remember

[@thamnosma]

I just need to know which ones lol

[@djdpi1873]

We had a huge run...2 yrs ago market was just 4K, now its 8K....those were the days :-)

[@leifseed]

Dow doubled in the last few years bro... Nasdaq certainly doubled. Same thing today.

[@djdpi1873]

@@leifseed The Dow doubled in the last few years? No shit bro? LOL! It's sarcasm, you must not get it. My comment was a joke. I know what the DOW and all others has been doing, I have been in the market since 1984. Im 52 years old how old are you?

[@rainsauzer760]

@@djdpi1873 Do you like NIO

[@InvestorCenter]

Someone who bought the index and held it would have done pretty well

[@markcrouch9047]

Im amazed Charlie interviews people for a living. Incredible.

[@99.8Survivor]

Stocks go up. Stocks go down. You only lose money when you sell a stock that takes a hit down. Fully understanding the fundamentals of a company is your edge on knowing which ones to keep and DCA or simply hold through the storm and which ones to liquidate. That is when you will be tested. Good luck!

[@InvestorCenter]

I like that strategy

[@ifh4030]

"You only lose money when you sell a stock that takes a hit down." No, you can lose money on a stock that gets zeroed that you never actually sell. Could easily happen to people buying some serious garbage in this market now.

[@cdsersd2d]

You can lose money before you sell. Some stocks fall and they never return to the price you bought at.

[@sten260]

@@cdsersd2d that only happens if you buy bad company, if the company is growing even though the economy is bad then the stock price is gonna come up. Most important thing to look for is the debt, because that's what kills companies, large debt + no profits = bankrupt. no company in the history of stock market exists where revenues/profits kept increasing but stock stayed down.

[@mr.majestic2667]

@@sten260 Ride is my big boo boo not sure if company will survive. took big loss.

[@papapawer4043]

I'm glad I'm not the only one getting pissed off by the interviewer. He interrupts Peter a lot of times and it's so annoying.

[@DCHZS]

Coked up

[@hugoclarke3284]

Usually I'd hate it but I kinda like it in this interview. Gives off a sense of friendship. Also forces you to listen harder and read between the lines to make sense of it.

[@rohit159100]

Woah.. I never knew Charlie could interrupt that much!! Great insights from Mr.Lynch as always 💯

[@Annasmith-qn3sw]

Very educative…To be successful isn’t easy . What most people see are results of hard work, hustle, dedication and commitment . I hope those seeing this never gives up and keep pushing they will be successful

[@haleyjohnsons7647]

Was pretty much scared at first but over the years he proved himself and I am earning 25000$ on a weekly basis He trades on my behalf due to my tight schedule and he is absolutely doing great thank

[@haleyjohnsons7647]

I made a lot on my investments with him…. I started with a premium plan of a minimum deposit of 3000$

[@chrisjones1064]

It’s all been good experience and good results since haven been trading with him

[@chrisjones1064]

Ohh yeah am a living testimony to Mark Allen

[@mattturner8713]

Wow, it’s amazing to see those who trade with mark Allen… I’m on my 6th trade and my portfolio has grown tremendously and have had gotten a lot from it It has really helped me in solving my financial issues and changed my financial status for the best.. all thanks to my bestie who introduced me

[@moahmadi22]

This is so timely now! Especially in the back drop of cheap credit, covid 19 and tech stocks with no profits or negative earnings

[@InvestorCenter]

Exactly! That’s why I posted it! I’m glad people are finding it relevant

[@InvestorCenter]

@@rajatchaudhary1189 I agree

[@aguitarcalledchutzpah]

@@InvestorCenter Do you know any free or cheap sites that do all the analysis for you? Phil Town is good but looking for something cheaper

[@InvestorCenter]

@@aguitarcalledchutzpah no I do all my analysis in an excel spreadsheet

[@aguitarcalledchutzpah]

@@InvestorCenter can you share this or do a video for dummies on it and where to get the info for free? Seen other vids but explanations are difficult to understand

[@InvestorCenter]

Most popular Peter Lynch video of this year. How to achieve a 30% return 🔽 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIKwcnh8gr-Va8U

[@silverman5707]

I couldn’t get through this with Rose butting in!

[@marcmini8137]

Thanks for the video brother. Great clips man appreciate it!

[@InvestorCenter]

@@marcmini8137 thank you for the kind words! I enjoy putting these videos together!

[@HezekiahDomowski]

There's a video series on KZbin of Peter's videos from a CD. No idea of he made multiple.

[@marcmini8137]

@@silverman5707 butting it? Its called a conversation for a reason. U need 2 people... wtf.

[@xxrngxx5]

Peter Lynch brilliant mind. This interviewer however though...

[@InvestorCenter]

Peter Lynch is great!

[@mrkcur]

I don’t get all these people disrespecting Charlie Rose.

[@dantheman1534]

@@mrkcur we are here to listen to Peter; not Charlie babbling stupid questions. Peter is the expert, so let him talk. Re-view n count the times Rose interrupts Lynch. Way too many.

[@mrkcur]

@@dantheman1534 I've seen this clip before, it's on other financial channels. I agree it's not Charlie's best performance, but I really liked his show, and I guess I'm annoyed at the channel author hearting comments of people disparaging Charlie (after copy/pasting his work into this channel).

[@Dfm_Sushil]

Thank you so much for his video. He is fantastic.

[@InvestorCenter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@InvestingwithKurt]

Absolute gem, as with many other interviews!

[@InvestorCenter]

He is awesome. One of my favorite investors!

[@WeLoveValue]

So much wisdom. I love all of Lynch's interviews

[@InvestorCenter]

Lynch is great!

[@frankyu6984]

He was right about everything.

[@InvestorCenter]

Definitely!!!

[@Clubrat]

The thing he says about pensions is probably going to be the biggest problem going forward. Nobody can rely on their pension and so many people barely have any other savings.... shits about to be very bad for everyone because of that.

[@leifseed]

In the context of a certain time period yes

[@adilmohammed3828]

@@Clubrat the problem was created years/decades ago, when the rules changed the retirement plan from ‘defined benefits’ to ‘defined contributions’. That single word swap shifted the stock market risk from the pension guarantor to the pensioner. Now, everyone is pretty much on their own; scrambling to secure retirement, with limited knowledge on how to manage investment risks. Trickle down economy is the BIG lie. It’s Trickle down risk.

[@shamimmir361]

How

[@mikemcardle7466]

Charlie Rose is the utmost, best interrupter of all the interviewers, everywhere on the planet earth...he's incapable of listening to anyone's voice except his own.

[@billybadass8690]

Good job finding this interview

[@InvestorCenter]

Thank you!

[@ronj5407]

The timing of uploading this video is so accurate. Every damn stock is overpriced right now.

[@InvestorCenter]

I try to find relevant videos!

[@danowen4036]

Stocks are always going to look “overpriced” since apps like trading 212 and Robinhood have came in because there are now more investors in the market and therefore more money in the market. The stock goes up with more people buying that stock so because there’s more people in the market investing now it can’t be valued the same way it was 20 years ago if you get me ?

[@tomr6955]

@@danowen4036 That still means they're overvalued though.

[@Josh-zq7pq]

Because the exact opposite can be true. They can also all be selling.

[@footymathia1606]

Overpriced because of investor accessibility, coupled with Q.E and low interest rates. Large amounts of retail investors pumping stocks based on hype from Twitter. Tesla value is a joke. Fundamentals mean nothing at the moment, forget everything this video taught you. Ride the wave, go long day trade and CASH OUT regular intervals

[@MoneyMindsetM]

The Legend with Golden Words! Thanks you For the Information Mate

[@InvestorCenter]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@wakefield747]

How can this interviewer be so arrogant that he doesn’t want to listen to one of the greatest of all time sitting across the table from him

[@jeremystig98]

That's what journalists do, they don't just suck up everything somebody says only because they are famous or had success, they are questioning everything to get more out of the people they are interviewing. They may even already know the answers to some of the questions they are asking, but some of the viewers might not and that's why they ask these kind of questions that sound dumb or ignorant.

[@hyunbaekim6059]

True, its kinda hard to hear the dude

[@ckersh74]

He's the star of the show, and he wants everyone to know it.

[@babblingidiot7903]

Because at the time of the era Peter Lynch was going around America and preached the same thing over and over. I would get bored hearing the same thing for the last 20 years.

[@user-ql3ws5uz1d]

The great Charlie never disappoints when it comes to interrupting guests.

[@chrisdel3120]

"Japans Equity Market went from 15k to 40k and now they are in a 7 year recession." I have a bad feeling for the US stock market now....

[@InvestorCenter]

Only time will tell...

[@AlexorNah]

That’s what i’m saying! I have 9k cash i want to invest but i seriously feel like we are due for a recession. we recovered from this pandemic too quickly!

[@adamconrad5214]

@@AlexorNah Put some in, and use the method of dollar cost averaging :)

[@dantheman1534]

@@AlexorNah watch carefully, will be 10 - 15% correction soon, buy industrials, financials, n energy. When get a good return ( 20% + ) take some profit. Back half of '21 good based on reopening n nearly fully vaccinated by june. Thereafter, going back to fundamentals, interest rates rise, Biden raises taxes ---- market goes down / flat. Parties over for a while. That's my guess.

[@retireby40_lalala]

Ppl comparing japanese market to us market have no idea what they are talking about... Japan and other Asian countries dont even have 401k and other systems that encourage ppl to invest. In fact, most ppl in Asia consider investing in stocks gambling.

[@user-jt3nf7in5w]

Back then - this guy doesn’t know what he talking about. Today - this guy has been a genius the whole time!

[@InvestorCenter]

That’s typically how it goes 😂

[@electric0618]

People are stupid. They don't understand that, hence why they can't see genius.

[@red149]

The paradigm has changed since then . Back then we had a free market . Companies went bankrupt and stock market corrected itself . Since 2008 everything has changed . When Fed injects money to stock market , it has no choice but to go higher . Companies valuation don’t matter anymore !

[@mohammadnajafi7791]

Something is different all the time, back then you could have a crappy website and value your company at 3000 PE and go public and bond returns were freaking 6%, read about dot com bubble. Market is not that crazy yet, most of the SP500 cap is fairy valued considering the 0 interest rate and asset inflation.

[@thegreat9481]

Lol no sir, the gov has always intervened.

[@jholid6y]

Lynch: stock price is directly related to earnings. 2020: GDP -36% Robinhood investors: hold my beer. Lynch: FML

[@InvestorCenter]

I would like to hear what Lynch thinks about the market currently

[@inertiaforce7846]

@@InvestorCenter so would I.

[@Phurngirathaana]

I followed Weinstein and invested only in October and rest you know

[@tenzingjigmey4791]

The word of wisdom by Peter Lynch will ring true when market calms down and come down to earth. Otherwise, in this current irrational market condition, all the nugget he shared is out of the door.

[@InvestorCenter]

His wisdom is timeless

[@jacobcoughlin1822]

It’s been a year and the market is not that different No one knows shit about the future

[@crysty200718]

Thanks for sharing this

[@InvestorCenter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@evancampbell7138]

Mr Lynch seems like a really genuine and good man 😌 Many thanks for the great post, all the way from little old Tasmania, Australia 😄

[@InvestorCenter]

Yes he does! And glad you could join us 😊

[@evancampbell7138]

@@InvestorCenter - it is my pleasure! Keep up the great work! 😄

[@milesjones8931]

I’m a fan of Peter Lynch! I need to read up more on the legends like him. He had some great takeaways.

[@InvestorCenter]

He’s the man!

[@shamimmir361]

Huh

[@cwjonesII]

His book “One Up on Wall Street” is great.

[@justsomeguy1141]

Wow he could be talking about now!

[@InvestorCenter]

Very relevant to today! That’s why I posted it!

[@OurWorldofDanceSport]

So interesting stuff. Thank you for posting! PE now at 38. Tech companys overvalued? We will se where it all goes. Exiting!

[@InvestorCenter]

Thank you for watching! We shall see what happens!

[@realjaytruth]

I love the general conversational skill they have.

[@InvestorCenter]

👍🏻

[@bidmcms3]

The S&P average P/E is almost 35 now. 🤔

[@InvestorCenter]

0% interest rates distort valuations

[@dantheman1534]

@@InvestorCenter also a couple trillion dollars of free money from the govt helps a little bit

[@overPowerPenguin]

@@InvestorCenter how should be valuated consider that?

[@inertiaforce7846]

@@dantheman1534 yeah just a little bit.

[@Adam-ui3ot]

I like the conversation, Just like to mates having a chat about something they have in common.

[@aashishbarnwal]

Thanks for sharing this! How long is the full interview?

[@InvestorCenter]

This is the full interview

[@shamimmir361]

Look very old

[@kyle7574]

It’s hard to find to know when to invest especially in these times. I just buy etfs when I’m unsure.

[@InvestorCenter]

Not a bad strategy!

[@keisari3267]

Don't worry about market timing. We've been trying to learn it for about a hundred years and still can't. Long-term ETF / index fund is the really the best way to go for most people, "buy everything and hold forever" as Bogle said. It might not be very exciting, but you will always beat the average active trader.

[@karl1706]

even ETFs are overhyped

[@keisari3267]

@@karl1706 Yes, of course, as (index) ETFs comprise of the very stocks that are being overpriced so heavily. No cure for that really other than to hold some cash and participate in the sale after a correction or direct your investing to less overpriced markets. Brazil and Russia, for example, are at 70-75% of the pre-corona ATH. For good reasons of course, but on a long term those might be less overpriced and have more real growth potential (growth as in real economy instead of speculative overpricing).

[@keisari3267]

@@lazerhawk2192 This is not even remotely correct and defies basic mathematics. Yes, the markets are expensive currently but other than that your comment makes no sense.

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

Lynch looked like he was getting pretty frustrated with Rose's rude interruptions. Wouldn't blame him if he got up and walked out. Rose needed to be brought down several pegs back then. Though he always had interesting guests, I never cared for his interview style. The best interviewers don't swineishly compete with their guests; they encourage them to reveal what they're honestly thinking/feeling in response to a well thought out series of questions. Canadian interviewers, in general, tend to be much better at that than Americans.

[@adamgiorgio3236]

Totally agree. He couldn’t keep his mouth shut and just listen to the legend. You’re interviewing someone not just for you but for the audience watching. The best interviewers just listen. Smart people just listen.

[@StEve-zt5pc]

New York-ees style of conversation by interjection and stream of conscience blather. Easy to see that both are comfortable with the scenario....

[@StanleyHudson1]

Right now, the wisest thing for everyone to do is to invest in non-government sources of income. Especially given the current global economic crisis. This is still a fantastic time to invest in stocks and digital Currencies.

[@Benjaminmac]

Awesome!! There are several testimonials for this lady Melisa; I discovered her page a few weeks ago when searching her name on the internet; she is a true professional.

[@Georgedavis8]

I absolutely agree with this am a cryptos enthusiast and nft lover. I'm in the works of getting my business back in order (passive income) for a greater all-time bullish reversal

[@vrl9037]

Watching this counts as essential research when planning to invest in ARK ETFs

[@prashunpcchakraborty70]

4.42 did he say winter is coming?

[@InvestorCenter]

I believe so 😂

[@dakotah3043]

I haven’t seen this video before. Thank you

[@InvestorCenter]

You are welcome!

[@JNdeepak]

wow that interviewer was something else definitely not in a positive way.

[@InvestorCenter]

😅

[@mrkcur]

Charle Rose interviewed politicians, actors, scientists, all sorts. He was not a financial specialist, you shouldn’t disrespect him because of that. He was a great interviewer.

[@coolguy-ze1gs]

@@mrkcur Shut up.

[@hman2912]

Too right.

[@connerkinney97]

@@mrkcur Yeah when you do a shit job in an interview you deserve the repercussions of it.

[@TheRamg75]

12:07 About Asia. Visionary and his reasons are still spot on for Asia

[@RicherThanIeverbeen]

This is great

[@InvestorCenter]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@richardfinance616]

The guy is simply a Genius

[@InvestorCenter]

Yes he is

[@lloovvaallee]

The relevant piece of information here: The P/E ratio of the S&P 500 is usually between 10 and 20. The valuation should be 20 minus the rate of inflation. The ratio right now as of 1/7/21? It's 37, so you would have to be a fool on wheels to buy into the market now.

[@InvestorCenter]

It’s also important to consider the impact that low interest rates have on stock multiples

[@lloovvaallee]

@@InvestorCenter Don't interest rates tend to track with inflation rates?

[@diegorivera6500]

Trying to time the market thinking it is too high is wrong. I sold some stocks last year cause some people were saying stocks are too high and they are going down anytime soon. Guess what I was never able to buy them to the price I sold them off. They only go up and up. And I am talking about quite a few stocks like netflix, adobe , apple, paypal etcc etc

[@lloovvaallee]

@@diegorivera6500 It's not market timing if the valuations don't make sense.

[@diegorivera6500]

@@lloovvaallee if you’re only rely on valuation of stocks to invest then you better off not investing because most of the stocks in the market don’t make sense. It is the intrinsic value of a company that makes sense when you’re investing. All of investors with good returns invest in stocks that will perform well in the future. No google or Amazon has a fair valuation now in the stock but they’re good picks cause of the intrinsic value of the company.

[@rahulthorat1661]

The interviewer is great too

[@NychayVlogs]

@solvingthemoneyproblem Great interview by Peter, also just more wisdom about what you have been preaching on your channel.

[@mrwilliams9954]

When I close my eyes its like Peter Lynch is like the Jordan Peterson of the stock market...

[@InvestorCenter]

I love that comparison

[@rodrigobarth4007]

Not at all. Peter Lynch actually knows what he is talking about.

[@bhe8336]

@@rodrigobarth4007 Being a licensed clinical psychologist means he knows nothing of what he speaks. He also knows nothing of neurochemistry according to you oh enlightened one.

[@rodrigobarth4007]

@@bhe8336 I am sorry to disappoint you, but having a psychology degree doesn't make him qualified to talk about extremely complex sociological and philosophical theories (postmodernism for example). If you are into philosophy you should read real philophers like Foucault or Jean Baudrillard. Peterson is lying to you and you're following him like sheep.

[@bhe8336]

@@rodrigobarth4007 Believing the words of someone who believes words are a tool for obtaining and maintaining your position in a hierarchy of dominance through power doesn't seem to make much sense. You should probably actually read Foucault.

[@uncommonbg]

We can always learn something from Peter Lynch, but we can also learn how not to interview people from this video.

[@Monk-Amani.]

Charlie Rose is the name of PBS interviewer everyone is critical of. Popular show in its day.

[@fuzzylumpkin8030]

Thanks for the info

[@ifh4030]

Oh the days before passive investing and QE infinity. Seems so quaint now.

[@InvestorCenter]

Things change but there are principles that are timeless

[@momo777777777777777]

When I compare fb and amzn stock chart on the 5 days and it looks the exact same xD. I own etfs so im a sinner myself tho

[@ifh4030]

@@InvestorCenter Might not sound like it but I get value from the video for sure. Just that now companies that are in the big indices for legacy reasons are getting massive bids they don't deserve. Nothing to do with fundamental analysis and DCF models. My comment was a lament and not a jab at the video.

[@BukovTervicz]

Can the interviewer stop interrupting him right as he gets to his main point? Shut up and let the guy talk. So many famous interviewers are stunningly bad at their job

[@TheRomeerome]

I would love to see a follow up interview in 2021..oh wait, there’s no more Charlie Rose Show and the market is now over 30 K. I wonder what Lynch would suggest to do now ? I miss Charlie Rose 😩

[@atrainc24]

Jesse Livermore, Peter Lynch. The pillars in investing.

[@janshuster1426]

How old is this interview ?

[@InvestorCenter]

Interview took place in 1997 originally

[@tomr164]

Tesla goes from super overpriced to wayy overpriced, and that's been the right buy moment a couple of times this year to get a >100% return on your money.

[@InvestorCenter]

That’s a fair point

[@kaise989]

Ok so what should we do these days? I have an eye on couple of stocks..shud I wait for correction, or buy in a staggered manner?

[@InvestorCenter]

I personally am a long term oriented investor. Meaning I understand the market may be high relative to historical measures but I’m still going to buy stock in great companies for the long term

[@zacheray]

tbh.. I’m liking how much I already think like this guy

[@ucctgg]

Remember this interview is 23 years old.

[@InvestorCenter]

Still pretty relevant to today

[@ucctgg]

@@InvestorCenter Definitely

[@DadTrades421M]

"Tell me what happened yesterday Peter, dammit! Do i buy a stack of OTM calls or not??!! just tell me! Stop with this buy what you know crap.." - Overall feeling from Charlie Rose

[@InvestorCenter]

That is the vibe I was getting too

[@kylefrost2119]

Lynch was always spot on in everything he said. He mentions getting hot stock tips from someone at lunch. Now it’s getting them from someone on KZbin, and that person has enough followers that it pushes the small caps they recommend up on their own and make the person look like a genius. It’s been a joke for a while. People seriously buy stocks just bc they see them mentioned by someone. They have no clue how to actually evaluate the company and so when it starts falling back down they don’t know what to do and if it keeps going up they don’t know whether to hold or sell (bc they don’t know why they own the stock other than someone online told them to).

[@kailashnair4447]

When was this video shot? I am not able to understand what timeline he is referring to

[@peliROJO]

Peter Lynch - "Bitcoin will go nowhere" Bitcoin in 2021 - "Make me a martini, Peter"

[@recklessalex9341]

Bitcoin investors in 2030- You're right Peter

[@peliROJO]

@@recklessalex9341 haha I got no Bitcoin. I think it's a scam.

[@peliROJO]

@@recklessalex9341 Peter Lynch also said if you miss out on an opportunity, you aren't any poorer. Just look out for the next opportunity.

[@MeatCatCheesyBlaster]

4:45 winter is coming

[@InvestorCenter]

That’s where game of thrones got that line

[@marcmini8137]

focused on picking stocks only. Huge game changer

[@InvestorCenter]

Definitely!

[@Commando303X]

What's up with the awkward cropping of the image?

[@sage8889]

This Man is ahead of his time. It's like he did time travel into 2021. 💰

[@InvestorCenter]

He’s a legend!

[@importedmusic]

My strategy: YOLO it all on NIO and PLTR *to the moon*

[@InvestorCenter]

High risk, high reward

[@adilmohammed3828]

@@InvestorCenter high risk, yes. High reward...maybe. The risk level to invest at , is dictated by the quality of sleep one seeks at night.

[@XXXX-po4ir]

Tesla gang was here

[@morten170]

Watch out with nio, dont trust their Numbers blindly.

[@kathmandu604]

Great interviewer.

[@rhythmandacoustics]

Remember guys that this man made an average of 30% returns for 15 years without using options.

[@WealthGameNation]

29% over 13 years... but close enough.

[@patbateman2088]

Tesla P/E is currently 1,417

[@InvestorCenter]

I would love to hear what Peter Lynch would say about that

[@leifseed]

It's the take over the universe pe ratio

[@darbydurack2260]

Will drop when they release their earnings by Alot tho

[@kaydens6964]

@@darbydurack2260 You can bet a lot of people are holding cash waiting for that moment.

[@kaydens6964]

At least Tesla have a p/e, l mean just look at Nio.

[@jinjurbreadman]

"P/E ratio shouldn't be over 20" 2:14 looks at current P/E. 33-39. That's interesting...

[@InvestorCenter]

I’m curious to see what Peter Lynch would say about the market now

[@hmm5170]

Finally someone wrote the timestamp, ive been looking for that timestamp

[@cloudysuraj]

This video is of July 1997 Dow went from 4000 in feb 1995 to 8300 in just 2 & half years.

[@InvestorCenter]

There is some similarities from that time period to now

[@randombarbarian5637]

@9:05 Charlie Rose - 'that's what you get on a Bloomberg Terminal'.. ohh the times when a Bloomberg terminal cost $1000's a month unless you were a stockbroker..