Peter Lynch: How To Invest With Stocks At High Prices

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In this video Peter Lynch discusses how to invest when stock prices are at all-time highs. He gives practical pieces of advice that we can all apply to the stocks that we buy. Enjoy!
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Peter Lynch was one of the smartest investors that the world has ever seen. He got a return of 29.2% while been an investment manager of the Magellan Fund making it the best-performing mutual fund in the world. In this video I’m going to show you a clip of Peter Lynch talking about high stock market prices and what to do…
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One of the first things that you’ll notice in the interview is they talked about market P/E ratio’s. Whenever the market gets to a p/e ratio above 20, you need to be on your toes. Now that’s exactly the market we’re in currently. The S & P 500 is well above that 20 mark.
That means prices are high there’s no doubt about it. So the question is how do we invest?
As Lynch talked about in the interview, buy good quality businesses that are outperforming the competition. These are the ones that are going to survive a potential crash.
Secondly, check that their balance sheets are stable and preferably have a little bit of cash on them for tough times.
3rd, you’ve got to understand the company that you own. You wouldn’t buy a local business in your town if you didn’t understand it, and it should be the same with a publicly traded company.
And lastly remember that good times only last so long. Make sure that you are prepared financially and emotionally for if a crash happens. Because if you are you can do one of the most important things when it comes to investing, and that’s buying stocks cheaply…
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DISCLAIMER: It's important to note that I am not a financial adviser and you should do your own research when picking stocks to invest in. These are just some of my viewpoints, by no means would I recommend watching one KZbin video and then immediately buying that stock. This video was made for educational and entertainment purposes only. Consult your financial adviser.

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[@Emmahernandez.]

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[@universalhologram7266]

The host never let him talk! He was giving some good points about "Finding only a few good companies a decade". I just wish he was able to finish that thought, before the annoying interviewer barged in, ugh.

[@toptier2800]

but If I found only a few good companies then wouldn't I be putting many eggs in 1 basket

[@RBD1797]

It's Charlie Rose. He's at Bloomberg and he still hasn't gotten over that bad habit of interrupting his guests. I was watching his recent interview with Ray Dalio and he did that exact same stuff on there

[@markcrisp07]

Typical of the Media. Not interested in what he had to say or investing

[@vegeta9411]

Man if I was interviewing Peter Lynch I would not interrupt and take notes. He’s literally top 3 of all time investors

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[@jma5623]

Thank you. Charlie Rose interrupts so much in this interview it is seriously frustrating.

[@joslinnick]

Buffett and Soros are the other two?

[@samueltorres2485]

Be quiet charlie, greatness is talking

[@ThomasWilliam-sw8ms]

Smaller, speculative stocks have endured a historically weak stretch. Investors are betting that a turnaround is finally in the works. I’ve lost about $320k within a few months, how do i take advantage of the market turnaround?

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[@w_ww111]

no one should EVER interrupt Lynch, just ask good questions, then shut up and listen!! Also, I'm happy to hear Lynch say that he didn't care for options etc. Wise man.

[@pagelivingbeautifully8252]

Lynch is brilliant! Just wish the interviewer hadn’t interrupted him throughout the interview.

[@ralphpaul7925]

Me too mate. The guy kept interrupting him

[@joaosilva-ji1ve]

OMG so anoying just shut up already let the man talk...

[@noahchristensen4118]

I thought the same thing!! Just wanna hear the guys words

[@WideAwakeHuman]

Charlie Rose is a douche

[@tomTom-lb5cu]

You are so right, Peter Lynch talks fast so you have to pay attention when he speaks, then this jerk keeps cutting him off.

[@exclusivegofret]

Thanks to Peter Lynch having invited the other guy for the interview. One day I like to listen Peter Lynch, might be interesting as well.

[@adamdarwin84]

Hahah just wot I was thinking

[@kurttSchuster]

I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement of about $750k. I want to know: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets, or do I look into alternative sectors?

[@tonicruger]

Just try to diversify your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your investment is balanced and you don’t get to make so much losses.

[@eastwood224]

I stopped listening and taking financial advise from these KZbinrs, because at the end of the day, I end up with a bunch of confusing stocks without knowing when to take profit, In reality, all I needed was professional advice.

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That’s impressive, have you always had a financial advisor?

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[@kalied3715]

This is a gold mine. I can listen to Peter Lynch all day

[@davidparker781]

We would have learned a lot more had there been fewer interruptions!

[@jennyduhle5857]

[phone]

[@waynejackson8994]

True

[@cq3531]

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Truly

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[@jfinley01]

Charlie rose “what would you be doing if you were managing the fund, let me guess buying the dip” My man Lynch said “researching” Charlie Rose made to be a fool!

[@Ukiyo-e-sama]

He is talking from a layman-standpoint.

[@mr.pudding2317]

😂

[@rufusphilip4775]

Lol back when P/E ratio over 20 was concerning, ✨simpler times✨

[@homelessjpeg6995]

bro i swear, everything is overpriced

[@TheDavidLiou]

Inflation

[@dale7561]

@@TheDavidLiou think about that. It doesn't affect PE. The PE rule still 100 percent applies. If you buy companies like Tesla with a high PE, you have hope that one day, they actually achieve because otherwise the stock WILL correct.

[@ilovebayern134]

Lynch is getting shocked by tech stock today.

[@ASXInvestor]

This was a fantastic watch - thanks for the share 👏

[@stevend.bennett427]

You’re interviewing a man with knowledge and experience and don’t let him speak. Typical lousy interviewer.

[@ibberman]

His ego get's in the way, always.

[@sergiovazquez3746]

Peter Lynch im grateful for you sir.

[@nisitalksstocks9688]

Currently reading one of his books, what a guy!

[@cole71]

Does the interviewer interrupt him in that too?

[@vinnyvidivici5930]

😂

[@jimstull2751]

I hope you mean One Up On Wall Street , an excellent book.

[@evertmaree]

Is it possibsle to interrupt lynch more?

[@NV-uv3yz]

I can see now where our current journalists learned their skills from. He must have been a mentor for so many.

[@JosephDickson]

I had to slow this down just to follow it.

[@jdp0359]

I thought Charlie Rose was talented until I saw him completely ruin this interview.

[@monsterboomer8051]

Agree, the guy was so annoying.

[@JM-gj7de]

You beat me to it. That guy needs to shut the fuck up!

[@openureyes929]

My take.. Mutual funds are good!! But if you dig .. individual stocks can be life changing.

[@TooLateForIeago]

Pro tip: If you have one of the world's foremost experts on something coming on your show, don't talk over him.

[@TheBelrick]

Isnt japan also still in an recession?

[@v44n7]

@@TheBelrick pretty much is lol

[@Caroline-bx9xk]

Agree. It’s as though the interviewer wants to have a personal conversation and loves to hear himself talk and show Lynch how much he knows

[@craigstacey6536]

Definitely should be listening more then talking .

[@ryanrosser8520]

Peter Lynch is brilliant! Like the saying goes "If you can't explain something well enough for everyone to understand you don't understand it well enough yourself." This guy just gives solid simple advice. I wish more people followed him and stopped playing last man standing.

[@realist915able]

I'm buying Borders and CompUSA. Thank you Peter!

[@anddudewaslike]

Don’t forget CircuitCity and Suncoast!!

[@michelleeditor]

Well every company has a life cycle. Some die and others come back from near death like Apple

[@Sillysillylittleman]

Peter Lynch should have said "I'm sorry for talking while you were rudely interrupting"

[@ballaking1000]

That’s good but I’d prefer “Oh I’m sorry, did the middle of my sentence interrupt the starting of yours?”

[@katelynrenesse4798]

Most people just log on to youtube to get info on the stocks to pick, without basic understanding on portfolio selection and risk tolerance. Also get the best from a financial advisor and work on your investing tolerance and with time you'd be a grand master....Great video

[@robertthurmond8161]

I wonder what the best opportunities to invest now are, there are opinions but a little later I find out these opinions don't matter as a totally different turn of events play out with the stocks they discussed therein...

[@emilyhowe3359]

The average investor makes about 70% loss, I'm very risk averse, which is why I use a broker.

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[@Mrmarginofsafety]

If double your money in 5 years you earn 15% compound annually, wait a year or two for the correction if it takes 7 years its still a respectable 10%.

[@WillingNAbelVids]

This is so good!

[@kungfusing1]

This interviewer would do well as a podcaster. He has the ability to cut his guest off just before they are about to make their point every time.

[@mhkpt]

It's so cute to see this gentleman talking about valuation in terms of future profits or future cash flow. These days companies talk about their valuation in terms of price to *2030* sales, and keep a straight face.

[@edwinlee2343]

Your comment is cute and kind of true. I won't pretend that valuations in certain parts of the market are not stretched but I also think that is half of the story. Let us take a look at crowdstrike, trading at 65x ttm revenue. The first part of this I will point out will include something Mr. Lynch taught me, which is the rule of 72. I assume you know the rule of 72 so that is that. But lets look at CRWD revenue growth. In fiscal quarter 2021 it was 86% yoy. Of course sales will slow down in the future but I am also willing to bet they stay above 60% yoy growth for 3 more years. So do the quick math if you want and you can see how quickly that 65x ttm p/s comes down extremely quickly. But that only scratches the surface of why this company deserves such a high valuation (that isn't to say that I don't think it won't come down or trade flat for awhile). revenue was 232mm in q3 but 213 of it was subscription rev. If you need an example of how powerful subscription revenue is go take a look at NFLX chart and you will get an idea. I want to add that NFLX is finicky consumers while CRWD is dealing with large companies that are not going to rip out their cyber security on a whim. That subscription rev is safe. Nest we can take a look at gross margins. 77% for q3 2021. I don't know what else can be said for that. I will just say it again. 77% Free cash flow was 88.5mm. Yep that is right, this high flying tech bubble stock is producing almost 100mm in fcf a quarter. 1 billion in cash. That will keep operations going for awhile. Let me take a look at long term debt. Wait where is it.. I can't find long term debt.. let me see... nope not there.. not there.. oh wait.. there isn't any. remaining performance obligations is kept on the books as short term debt until delivered to the customer so that is pretty much a write off. Now CRWD dollar based net expansion rate (how much more a customer spends yoy) is 124. So for every 100 dollars a customer spent last year means they spent 24% more the next. As cyber threats continue to grow and CRWD adds more modules I think it is safe to assume this trend will not buckle. So like I said, very cute comment but I will take my chances with CRWD. I mean I'm up 350% since March Aprilish so I can take a little risk and hold for a little longer to see how it shakes out. At least until the longterm cap gains kicks in, right?

[@mhkpt]

Edwin Lee I think you make some great points. The rise of software (“software will ear the world”) allowed for growth rates and margins that were unheard of when this interview happened, and on top of that a stickiness/natural monopoly effect that you just don’t get with most other sectors. And indeed, people who got in at the right times throughout last year are now sitting on positions that could take a 20-30% hit and still get out with a tidy profit.

[@edwinlee2343]

@@mhkpt Ayy fair enough. The way I see it is that over the next decade or so a new class of companies are going to be born. they are going to be driven by AI and data. The companies with the best data and AI are going to own the world. Like these will be multi trillion dollar companies. The goal is to find the ones that are going to be the winners. I can stomach a few losers because the winners are going to run away from the crowd. And really that is one of the main reasons companies like CRWD, NET, DDOG, SNOW, PLTR, TTD are willing to operate at a loss right now. They are eating up green field opportunity. The sooner they can get out ahead of the pack the better their odds of making it long term are. There is the old saying that time in the market beats timing the market. That is true today as it ever was. Obviously it would be wise to have cash on hand to deploy in case the market does crash. Just so happens to be that I am about 30% cash right now. But I also have a very concentrated portfolio of companies that I think have the greatest chance of beating the ever loving shit out of the market. I want to dispute one more thing. People love comparing today to the dotcom bubble. During the .com most of these companies were nothing more than a website or even just an idea. A lot of them didn't even have revenue. What they had a lot of was investor money to spend on big parties and stupid office furniture and of course M&A. The tech companies today are actually providing a valuable product to the biggest and innovative companies that operate. If when you turned on cnbc, youtube, seeking alpha, and all you heard/read was good news about the latest company and how it is going to dominate the world and over valued tech startups were buying out other over valued tech startups that don't even have a product, then I might start to worry that we are in a bubble. But we shall see. Maybe later this year the bottom falls out and the market crashes 30%. If that happens I will be on another shopping spree bigger than the one in 2018 and 2020. Cheers!

[@rich5034]

Thank you both. Trying to do my due diligence and learn anywhere I can.

[@Z9E4D]

@@edwinlee2343 what companies are you betting on? Advice for a rookie

[@zsolt-stockinvestingvideos4398]

One of the greatest investors. Great upload.

[@gtcapital]

I’m curious about his thoughts about the current inflation numbers. Would he suggest we subtract inflation from the current PE? If so, are we more over-valued? Or, is the ratio of PE to treasuries relevant?

[@tavaresemanuel640]

"...You get a memory that the winter is coming..." - Peter Lynch

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[@skydragon3857]

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[@randomutubr222]

"It's like a casino, just with more paperwork" lol

[@aaronnguyen1451]

A

[@tipsy09]

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[@randomutubr222]

@Christian Christian Are there global elites who criminals who do criminal things in the stock market? Yes. Does that describe the system as a whole? No, it doesn't. Get rid of your conspiratorial mindset.

[@doomsquad97]

@Christian Christian conspirator mindsets limit your ability to make money

[@andrewbrookes7025]

@Christian Christian Global Black Economy?

[@ZhixueYuan1989]

Subtract inflation from 20 is a good number for the pe ratio, like in 80s when the inflation was 12%, the pe was 8 was pretty good.

[@davistong]

a ton of people are complaining thst the interviewer was interrupting. I guess interviews typically don't go this way but I actually enjoyed it. It felt more like a conversation rather than a lecture which is what many interviews are. This gentleman consistently brought up good points and questions, which sure, cut off Lynch a bunch but allowed for more topics to be broached. but again, that's just my opinion. this is gold

[@TheMongolianWay]

"so the pe of 20 is it Is the top of high high it should ever be?" "Its been only few times ever over 20" looking at the pe now. Oh boy

[@michaelcrawley9580]

Lol 700 P/E ratio

[@TheBelrick]

@@michaelcrawley9580 its not a free market anymore. Fascism has consequences. There are many companies that are hugely cash rich that HAVE NEVER TURNED A PROFIT and in fact make greater losses every year. This is disastrous for humanity, it means that capital isnt being invested where WE the people need it to go because it is NOT a free market. More so called stimulus packages are little more than the nationalisation of industries. The fed (government and corporation) are fast becoming the largest share owners in the USA.

[@finlanderxx]

@@michaelcrawley9580 seems undervalued. all the inflation isn't priced in

[@mzm4245]

Charlie Rose is annoying.

[@hellotheregeneralkenobi365]

The market is definitely overheated but bear in mind that the E part of PE was temporarily depressed last year and roaring back this year.

[@CGAZ66]

Good point at your investing in. It is better that you know what your investing in. I did that seen this company come in and walmart and amazon got involved in this comapany. I invested 1700.00 at 1 dollar a share knowing hey if these two big companies are using that company then they cannot afford it to go bust. Best move I ever made. I paid off my home with what I sold. I just wish I invested more. lol

[@yoyoclockEbay]

What company was it?

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[@kizhissery]

Peter lynch: Pe should be 20 Musk: yes 1000+20

[@Samon187]

IMO Tesla is a must sell, if you have a position. It has gone up waaay too much, even if they become World number 1 car manufactorer it should not be worth over 700

[@investingforbeginnerscommunity]

@@Samon187 why not.

[@ewanwragg1708]

@@Samon187 LMAO come back in 2030 5 trill minimum if you don't understand a stock don't talk about it

[@TDubya811]

@@ewanwragg1708 $5tn, that's just ridiculous valuation. I conservatively estimate Tesla will be worth $20tn. MINIMUM.

[@Samon187]

@@investingforbeginnerscommunity I just see the odds for them to take over such a big market % as very low, and i do not know/hear alot of people that actually want to own a Tesla exept from some internet comments. Besides if i use any of my logic and look at any other carbrand history (I know people say Tesla is more then cars, but other car brands also do alot other things than cars) Then i just dont see it happening that Tesla kills all other brands and take 50% of all car sales. But who knows 😅

[@danielcumming7895]

Intro: "Peter Lynch was one of the smartest investors that the world has every seen, he got a return of 29.2%" Pronounces "magellan" incorrectly... great intro bro

[@arturostyles1711]

This guy Elon is something else , I admire his smart moves when it comes to Investments

[@ahmedmeer6103]

Yea, I heard he invested 1.5 billion in Bitcoin

[@khanram3391]

Damn! That’s huge

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I thought he owns tesla stock , and now investing in Bitcoin , wow

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[@maryrodriquez8834]

Yes, as an entrepreneur that he is ,risking 1.5 billion is not surprising and I pity people whom can’t take risk on any account

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‘Crummy to fairly good.’ That tells you a lot.

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Sounding more like someone who is not scared of the global economic doom that has be fallen all nations. lol

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[@Uthur]

In my main portfolio I've got a little too much inside my current job which is Best buy I bought a bunch of nano dimensions which is extended and I also bought a bunch of AT&T because of its Ford price to earnings and dividend. To protect my portfolio to this bubble I'm looking for dividend stocks with a low PE ratio and a 3% dividend yield in thematic areas like cloud and Big Data Do you think about that Seems like Cisco communications and IBM are really good investments right now

[@pistopit7142]

All great. But how do you apply this knowledge if you are index fund investor rather than individual stock picker? Would it be wise to wait out these valuations or continue DCA?

[@matthewhook3375]

Keep up with the contributions no matter what. Today's record high is the fire sale price in 20-30 years time. By pausing contributions you're effectively trying to time the market, which rarely works out well. That said, if we find ourselves in an obvious black swan event (Black Tuesday, 2008 type affair) I'll be doubling down on the contributions.

[@ualdayan]

10 times to 20 times earnings? Hmm, let's go see where we're at....oh, Tesla's at 1,349 times earnings, I'm sure that's an outlier, let's look at a totally different industry, how about Amazon, let's look that up....oh, 79 times earnings. Well, crap.

[@muffemod]

I just started investing last week :(

[@xparanoid24x]

He’s talking about broad indices though. S&P right now is like 30 times earnings and that’s due to COVID. Silly to compare what he said to individual stocks

[@pauls064]

@@xparanoid24x not silly at all. No company should trade at those PE’s, even with a WAY stronger EBITDA to earning multiple than TSLA

[@chrisf9156]

It's tricky in general. We've also seen the amount of capital in the market nearly triple over the last decade. So there's an equally valid argument that it's impossible to return to a 20 PE with that much cash circulating. Bonds have been worthless as well, in Lynch's time you could do a 60/40 split and be well off. There are factors that have elevated PEs beyond people just being stupid, but it should be noted that it's generally returned to the mean eventually.

[@pauls064]

@@chrisf9156 the mean PEs have valid reasons for rising, especially in SaaS and software generally. I would have little problem accepting double or even triple a nuts and bolts PE for some rapid growers with high earnings models. But negative earnings companies trading at 500 or even 1000+? People don’t understand that everything good that could possibly happen to Tesla has been priced in, doubled, and then a thick frosting added on that. And they still protest “you don’t understand how big they will be”.... really?

[@yousefomar4710]

I've been looking at investing for sometime now but I don't really know how to go about it.

[@alimaabeb1176]

Have you considered a financial advisor?

[@pieterbakker5056]

Nothing beats engaging a financial advisor.

[@yousefomar4710]

@@pieterbakker5056 Can you point me in the right direction?

[@alimaabeb1176]

@@yousefomar4710 I work with Lorna Rose Sabbia, She made me my first million to my portfolio.

[@MuhammadAhmad-kt4st]

@@alimaabeb1176 I've worked with Lorna, She's one of the best out there.

[@kurt1s53]

I'm going to like your video and I only watched 3 seconds of it so far. Smaaaaartest decision of my life.

[@GabrielSantosStandardCombo]

Great interview!

[@karlbooklover]

I love Peter Lynch, he's my favorite investor to learn from

[@MultiAbch]

How often do you want to interrupt? Interviewer: Yes

[@jasonsalierno5577]

What is the summary of Lynch's advice on buying when the market is high? Is it to wait for the market to have a "correction" and go back down? I think he is saying when there is inflation and a high price to earnings ratio, the market is overvalued, and you should wait for the dip (to then buy).

[@BillyViBritannia]

As I understood it he said research for companies that are reasonably priced right now and when the market inevitably falls buy them since they are probably going to be at a discount.

[@armcandylover3513]

Love your video

[@sponkmcdonk3898]

lol them talking about japan at the start sounds like what the USA is falling into now in 2021

[@thylacine1004]

I was gonna say Australia in 2021....leveraged to the tilt....

[@n0xxm3rcyxx]

Yeah I wonder whose running the us right now. Lol.

[@dianaroberti872]

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[@mariebunel8617]

@Graham Stephan Please, how can I get in touch your coach you’ve just mentioned?

[@kristenjosephinebalsamo7630]

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[@elinarose2041]

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[@janewoodley136]

It’s never easy to invest solely , many people get into an investment because they see there friends get lucky . So you know, a lot of successful investor didn’t get rich investing on there own but got help from experts(financial adviser). It’s just a few honest ones tells you this whereas everyone claims they did it on there own . For a better investing experience, work with a financial advisor as they have broad experience when it comes to investing.

[@RookieTrader27]

He interrupts him more often than peter blinks

[@tricky4625]

Well thanks to you now im blinking twice every second

[@floydsmithjr7999]

Its an interruption that’s interrupted by youtube commercials.

[@bobby5776]

Man I gotta get me a copy of that cd rom...where else am I gonna find up to date financials at the touch of a button!

[@josephjeon804]

13:18 if u don't want the interview and just want the facts

[@LazinMarius1983]

10x 😁👍

[@josephjeon804]

@@lamica8754 huh

[@sheru20]

thank you

[@MrYega-zq7rz]

TSLA to the moon P/E 1357. Hold the line.

[@Justicewarrior795]

cant tell if you are being sarcastic... if i have to go with one I hope you are sarcastic

[@TheAdamAdy]

420 shares at 69k lets goo

[@monsterboomer8051]

@@Justicewarrior795 The only reasonable stategy is to sell furniture, car, mortgage your house and go full on Tesla stock. The recent drop is an opportunity of a lifetime. Buy buy buy. Cathy Wood ark bought. What are you waiting for?

[@The_North_Star_of_Wall_Street]

Great interview

[@DD-ze1ki]

Watch out for scammers in the comments🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[@ac521]

The malphacks on G crap? Goddamn that shits annoying

[@morpheus8891]

this video is 2x fast by default.

[@dieseldavebrown]

how long ago was this - late 90's, 2001? Charlie Rose looks pretty young.

[@christiantretter4605]

pretty sure 94

[@TheoSprinkles]

They're talking about a crash in Asia so I would guess 97

[@CHRIS198490]

97

[@Mehr.Zeitzumdenken]

Great man.

[@Aubatron]

He said P/E ratio is normally higher when there's no inflation. That's confusing because how come P/E ratio is so high right now when we had almost 1% inflation in April, and estimated of 4% for the year (twice the normal amount)?

[@Aubatron]

@Ed MacLane Yeah but lately some companies have jumped over 100 and some even over 200. Most big companies who've cornered a market and have consistent growth numbers are averaging 30+, and Peter said that normally only happens when there is little or no inflation. Makes you wonder what the hell is going to happen lol.

[@2prask]

god damn let the man talk !!!

[@dailyfuturetrades4998]

The stock algorithms have spoken 🚀

[@alialansari8869]

dude just let him talk please, you just ask him q

[@TheyForcedMyHandLE]

That's all he was doing was talking, lol. Charlie was just trying to keep the conversation somewhat organized instead of letting the guest completely take over.

[@jonascastejon5888]

@@TheyForcedMyHandLE Not really, after a while Peter had keep speaking fast to see if he could finish his thoughts before getting interrupted, almost as if Charlie was debating him. This could've been a lot more smoother.

[@simontalbot1950]

I don't know if PE matters anymore. I think Price to Revenue and and positive earnings is all that matter. (It worked for amazon)

[@tonyh1345]

True. Amazon had a 300 P/E just a few years ago when the price was $1200. Everyone was calling it overpriced then. Sales growth is key

[@tko4736]

Thank you for the video. However could someone explain to me why this video is able to have adds even it dosen't use original content?

[@zane003]

When was this recorded??

[@stephenboroff8135]

October 28th 1997

[@kentmemories]

peter was sharp and clear (but Charlie interrupted a bit too much)

[@Theaischool33]

PE Ratio metrics have to be adjusted for future inflation. I think the benchmark top of PE is more around 40 than 20.

[@jimstull2751]

PE Ratios should be a companies earnings growth rate or lower. Don't buy stocks with a PE over 25 says Peter Lynch , because it is so hard to keep earnings growing that fast.

[@investingforbeginnerscommunity]

Most companies have double or tripled their share price since March. People should buy when other are fearful.

[@lowhandlagum]

New CD Rom? LOL. After I make some gains from the market, I guess I should upgrade from floppy disk.

[@DeadWaterGaming0]

Buy high, sell low

[@jonascastejon5888]

😂😂😂 almost everyone has been there at least once.

[@shubhamkatyal6391]

😌😎

[@cartman19892]

Breathe in followed by out

[@DeadWaterGaming0]

@@cartman19892 smart, thinking ahead

[@gamingguru2k6]

Market's up? I buy. Market's down? I buy. It all evens out in the end when you buy solid companies.

[@greatnessmotivation7625]

Hi Cooper Academy - investing! How are you making your videos? It seems so easy but it's VERY VERY HARD! And I can't really figure out how you make your videos so good with "just a slideshow" :-D

[@wingsteddie6803]

I'll advice you reach out to an expert for guidance on whtsap

[@wingsteddie6803]

+ 1 7 5 7 3 0 2 1 7 8 9

[@robertchavez5137]

I'd love to know what month and year this interview was done.

[@heisrisen560]

I know it was in 1997 not sure on month/day etc hope this helps 🙂👍

[@hinglishtrader]

2nd October, 1997

[@jadebeast100]

"People are being told: 'Here's your retirement, here's 500 thousand dollars.' and then they have to take care of that! And some people have lost ALL that money in options over the last three months." Man, things never change.

[@knowledgeworld6951]

Why do options it is akin to gambling

[@jadebeast100]

@@knowledgeworld6951 I think he was implying that the market at the time was so busted that people using options were essentially throwing their money away.

[@peterdoncorleone9358]

I need that CD ROM. Lol

[@LivermoreJr]

Stock shop

[@higherpowerlifting5065]

I just hope everything he says is still true as we head into a high inflation period. Can we still trust that there's no other direction but up over the long term?

[@NoName-rl3fh]

On a long enough timeline all life expectancies drop to zero. -Tyler Durden. If you realize how true this statement is you should realize how true his statement is.

[@JM-rr3qw]

How important do you think the long term is if you buy a stock and lose 50% overnight?

[@sandeepvk]

Peter Lynch is "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" personified.

[@hectorvlcc23]

Let him talk!!!! Damn it!

[@AmazianLinsation82]

Brilliant guy, and this was done before the Fed printing policy.

[@Saad_TheGod]

Great Vid!

[@corcoranmagriproperties]

I'm reading his book, "beating the street"! Amazing! 💪🔥

[@zsolt-stockinvestingvideos4398]

Yes it is!

[@corcoranmagriproperties]

@@zsolt-stockinvestingvideos4398 👍

[@BTsNemesis]

Lol, the title could be a Tracy Chapman biography as well

[@HomeImprovementInsider]

what year was this filmed?

[@fhowland]

1996

[@inertiaforce7846]

@@fhowland 1997 actually

[@RADIUMGLASS]

He still is one of the smartest investors.

[@kylegregory8021]

Buying this back in 1994 or whenever the hell this was taped, made some people some very happy customers.

[@wynandlr___1146]

Can someone tell me what the best trading platform is for mobile?

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

*NOT* Robinhood

[@hillarykennedy3526]

[phone]

[@hillarykennedy3526]

I suggest you reach out to him directly on his WhatsApp for guidance👆

[@kyleguy2305]

TD Ameritrade

[@sonny12681]

The best way to invest in a stock price that is high is to watch it and wait till it falls.

[@cryptopian507]

No, it's to buy put options or if you're feeling adventurous CFDs

[@sonny12681]

@@cryptopian507 Buying options is very risky and dangerous. Remember that a young teenager committed suicided because of options.

[@cryptopian507]

@@sonny12681 if you don't understand the game then you shouldn't play, options expire worthless, so he was shorting the stock on margin, risky indeed. I have no empathy for anyone who takes ther own life.

[@askmeificare5557]

You're both wrong. Don't time the market, invest a lump sum now and dollar cost average into the future and you will succeed if you are patient enough. There is no shortcut to success.

[@dlibby4979]

@@askmeificare5557 Just as one of the richest investors in the world said. Warren Buffet.

[@joserubio7697]

Great video. Do you know the year of this interview?

[@ericanderson3534]

Likely in the 90s

[@bobroberts5074]

Holy crap! We're in trouble!

[@abhipillai3699]

Ya exactly, host thinks that he is smarter than Mr lynch... Let him speak dude..

[@jdp0359]

Nothing about investing at high prices

[@Kingofsea7591]

He was explain how to buy on the dip on hot stocks

[@pauls064]

@@Kingofsea7591 lol, is that so...

[@YaBetterCallBabu07]

At 2:05, I didn’t understand how he related inflation with price/earnings ratio. Why does less inflation usually mean a higher P/E? Doesn’t inflation increase the P (price)?

[@triquepersonalwork6369]

Zero interest rate environments are always going to prop up the market because the Fed buys junk bonds and other financial assets. This liquidity right now is what is causing the stock market to go up the way it has in the last six months. High PE is a reflection of these overpriced assets. Be watching for the Fed rising rates incrementally because it will have an effect on stock prices going up

[@edwinlee2343]

As you likely understand, when cash is being added to the money supply (inflation) companies will raise the prices of it products to match inflation. Making a few assumptions about cost of goods sold staying below the inflation rate would mean that earnings would increase. These are considered low quality earnings. However, if the money supply is not increasing and earnings are still going up than that means these are high quality earnings. It means the company has a competitive advantage in the market and is able to sell its products for a larger profit than other companies it competes with.

[@AaronTurnerBlessed]

Great job posting a historical video Cooper. History really does repeat - we can and should learn from the past.