Peter Lynch - When should you sell?

Peter Lynch, former manager of the Magellan Fund at Fidelity, answers a few questions during a 2002 interview with Louis Rukeyser.
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[@JordanReam8186]

Everyone’s been preaching investing lately as a source of passive income but with a 70 hour weekly jobs and limited knowledge of financial instruments, how can I actually stay on top of things, I see every KZbin video saying BUY BUY! But when and how do I sell for profit at the right time?

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[@mecaranger1592]

Peter Lynch could have easily started a billion dollar hedge fund with his track record and could have made billions. But he retired and even wrote 2 good books......Complete Inspiration.

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[@EricLatios]

He got pushed out due to a family feud, hence the retirement.

[@maxaffe3195]

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[@iwillpro]

The world need to interview Peter Lynch everyday

[@simpleinvesting7371]

*He is good man. Also you can watch his videos from my channel !*

[@CR7CRAKA]

Once you sell a wonderful company, it’s hard to buy it after it’s price has doubled or tripled. It’s painful..

[@tiktok4ever483]

tesla in 2020

[@Heebsen]

Hate looking at the TSLA leaps I had, woulda had 700k

[@AB-oj3bj]

@@tiktok4ever483 Except the stock price just going up does not define a wonderful company. It defines greed and gambling because Tesla’s financials are absolute rubbish and Peter Lynch wouldn’t touch it with a 10 foot pole at any moment in 2020.

[@tiktok4ever483]

@@AB-oj3bj yep but i was talking only about the price because is overvalued

[@elmepo232]

Correct, although my view is that once a company has jumped by so much, it's unusual for it to grow at the same amount. Obviously there's outliers (such as TSLA), but most companies will have their initial burst of growth, but eventually this growth will slow down. In my view if you're taking the view of investing in companies over 3, 5, 10 years and looking for significant returns on that single stock, once it the growth begins to slow or show signs of reversing, it's best to take the profits and invest them elsewhere. This is what Lynch did after all with chains like Taco Bell. He liked that it was doing well in Cali and was expanding west, and noted that most Americans hadn't been exposed to Taco's, meaning massive potential for growth.

[@jimcooke6257]

Peter lynch is the smartest investor I’ve ever seen. Read his books!

[@TonyNi123]

yotuube jim Simmons mate

[@habibbialikafe339]

@@TonyNi123 simmons is more of a trader than investor but fair point regardless

[@datvu2302]

Yes but Jim Simmons doesn't teach you the ideas behind his investments

[@iLuckyCharms]

The single downvote is someone who sold Tesla for $300 a share.

[@KidMillions]

I bought Tesla at 200 and sold at 350. Bit too volatile and overhyped, it can crash based on one tweet by Musk.

[@observer5365]

i sold a stock called kirklands at $0.8 several months before, and now this stock worth like $7.65. if i dont sell them and hold until now, i am a millionaire at the age of 20.

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[@perunstudios5293]

@@observer5365 "Kirkland's, Inc. is an American retail chain that sells home decor, furniture, textiles, accessories and gifts" Ughh...no thanks. But the numbers don't lie so (seriously) thanks for the advice, I actually do have interest. I knew APPL would top 400 and next thing I know it's 450. I believe in getting to know a stock before you buy it but sometimes you just gotta take the risk.

[@mome6889]

bro tesla is by far the most overvalued company out there it's market cap is 2x every other american automaker and airline company combined

[@investorsarchive635]

Peter Lynch is always so logical. We need someone to interview him in 2020. Want to hear his views on current market conditions.

[@Dantai]

Yes true it's wild out here

[@jz5005]

His quote is if you spend 13mins on economics per year, you’ve wasted 10 mins.

[@alexperoff-investingessent8367]

I find selling investments to be extremely difficult. This is super useful!

[@loud9090]

I find myself at a crossroads, uncertain whether to liquidate my $150,000 stock portfolio. I'm seeking advice on the best strategy to capitalize on this current market.

[@user-3456rtu]

Well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals

[@Marthas-r4c]

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[@doctorhorton]

Such a smart man with plain to understand investing information

[@xtctrader1467]

Back in the late 70s, early 80s before the days of CNBC, I use to love watching Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street Week Friday nights on PBS with my dad. Peter Lynch was a genius stock investor.

[@mikemclean2459]

XTC Trader loved Louis! Cut my investing teeth on that show in my 20’s and early 30’s. Very motivational.

[@nicholasinnorthcarolina1918]

And Marty Zweig. Don’t fight the Fed.

[@thinkblue8089]

wow. good for you. I was watching the dukes of hazzard lol.

[@xtctrader1467]

@@thinkblue8089 I was a teenager back then, so my main focus was on Daisy and her Dukes. 😉

[@Nonduality]

Very few people, including myself, made money in Lynch's tremendously successful Magellan fund because we sold when the fund was down and bought when the fund was up. I hope I've learned something.

[@drhunterp7399]

Ouch. What was the rate of return you got?

[@thelonelydonutgirl8931]

Warren buffet says it so when there's fear in the market you need to buy it and sell when there's exuberrance..

[@StocktonMush]

I mean with 29% annualized returns I still hope that you made a little bit of it

[@neilmartin99]

The key to investing is to hold.

[@RobCLynch]

I can recommend that any investor reads Peter Lynch books - such as 'One up on Wall Street' and Jim Slater books too.

[@WeLoveValue]

Read them all and can recommend them as well!

[@JP1234815]

The one take out of this interview is that there is no good time to sell a stock. Warren Buffett has many times stated that he regrets selling certain stocks in Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio - including Disney (missed out on a 200 bagger). McDonalds, General Dynamics (missed a 12 bagger) to name 3. Warren also stated he only sells if he has to or sees a possible greater company to invest in. There is no exact science.

[@ArtHoward]

Warren says "buy and hold," yet except for a couple of cases, the BH portfolio has turned over 100%. Buy and hold is for index funds.

[@Brancononordeste]

“I sold Toys R Us way too early.” Lol...if he could’ve only seen how right he was at that time.

[@alextappeiner4599]

That shows in my opinion, how luck can sometimes play a big role in investing.

[@awerawer0708]

@@alextappeiner4599 Well there was plenty of time to realize that Toys R Us would die to be honest. Slowly and steadily people stopped buying toys at toy stores, which served as a decent warning to pull out

[@diesertyp7822]

@@alextappeiner4599 Not only sometimes, but always. You can make the smartest investment, if you're unlucky you can still lose it all.

[@measlesplease1266]

@@awerawer0708 yeah and it's just obvious that kids don't like toys as much anymore.

[@MultiBUSFAHRER]

Toys R US is the same as what can happen to the German grocery supplier HelloFresh. The stock is still doing well, but I see customers getting more and more unhappy because the food is increasingly stale. You can see how things will go in the future when the market is saturated because there are no more new customers. The balance sheet numbers are still good, but having a source of information nearby gives you advantages over the uninformed people who are still invested.

[@Kimjungcena1]

Ironically Home Depot has gone up over 1000% since this and he said it was his biggest mistake lmao

[@WeLoveValue]

selling is one of the hardest things in investing. Great video !

[@ChrisM-qw3vc]

shouldn't buy a stock unless you already made your selling decision otherwise you base it on emotion

[@TheReminisce777]

Peter Lynch one of the best investors!

[@WeLoveValue]

In my top 3 that's for sure

[@penparnsailarm7094]

His best advice to me so far - stocks do not know you own them.

[@gauravbhalerao7420]

All you gotta ask yourself is, "If the company I did my DD on has the same fundamentals, same management, same business model, and I was fairly confident doing my initial DD, why sell?"

[@eliothowell8654]

It's easy to buy but so very hard to sell.

[@margarettasanjay2718]

It’s okay if you don’t agree with this type of investing. Many of us do agree, I have 20 positions in high growth Stocks. I’m getting 20 dividend Paychecks however I’m up 135 % this year, about $450k this year good dividend paying portfolio, courtesy to standing with a great financial analyst Eddy Bruke I met through an IPO, you can look him up online

[@franklinhardy1156]

The power of compounding money and even habits are much more powerful than people think. All of your small wins becomes big wins over time, keep your foot on the gas pedal and keep investing.

[@hedizerzeri8946]

I was watching Louis Rukyser tv shows 18 years ago. I learned a lot.

[@Frank-ih9ew]

Sooooo the stock could go up, or it could go down ✅ He’s right though, both times.

[@amdistant5547]

People should never try and emulate Peter Lynch because he has access to phone numbers of CEO's that he buys the companies stock, the average lay person doesn't have that luxury.

[@lycan2494]

Wut

[@Acdetomaso]

What year was this funny how some of the companies he’s talking about are still the good ones

[@dlwatib]

2002

[@ValueInvestorsArchive]

Great to hear from such a legend

[@skyak4493]

I remember this interview from WSW on PBS. Peter Lynch always gave great advice. Warren Buffet was saying to invest in newspapers, and avoid tech you don't understand.

[@Grimenoughtomaketherobotcry]

That would explain the CNBC logo at the bottom right. You probably did see him with LR on WSW, just not this interview.

[@jcar8548]

Late80s I was a mail clerk on the 5th floor of 82 Devonshire and delivered packages to Peters office daily

[@billzer9102]

One up on Wall Street...🤙

[@TheFactorySeven]

Dude is smart

[@WeLoveValue]

One of the best Investors of all time

[@QuantumNetwork]

Nice try youtube, but you FAILED, WE ARE HOLDING, NO ONE SELLS

[@TruePayneKiller]

👐💎🚀🚀🚀

[@hadisvitaev7317]

Monke stronk together 💎✋

[@QuantumNetwork]

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[@KingAGBozz]

Fellow Apes everywhere! HOLD the line soldiers!

[@kaotikkk1]

Just sell enough stocks to make your initial investment and leave the rest, If you believe it could rocket even more.

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

Why would you sell a stock if the underlying fundamentals are still great? You shouldn't care about overvaluations if you're a long term investor.

[@Showmetheevidence-]

The Icelandic Investor So when do you cash out then? Cos a lot of money on a piece of paper is bs too.

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

@@Showmetheevidence- When you see that the company lacks the fundamentals that caused you to buy the stock in the first place.

[@PermanentHigh]

Lol I love reading you KZbin clowns' comments criticising these legendary investment leaders on their tactics. As if you could do fucking bettet

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

@@PermanentHigh Who is criticizing? I was just commenting about the subject of the video. Like when you watch an NBA player and you talk about the game he played. Please get over yourself.

[@rolandk3061]

If that's your only approach - go for it, this certainly works and will probably help you not making psychological mistakes. On the other hand, you will miss out on a great buy and sell opportunities if you don't watch the price movements and momentum. This can add significantly to your returns. But it will also cost you more time to do these things - or you will have to build a good algorithm to do these things for you... But you shouldn't shut yourself off to these opportunities completely.

[@doctoruttley]

Yep…I doubled my money with Apple stock a while back. Sold. Waited for a big pullback…still waiting, split after split. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Got in my own head about buying back in. Didn’t want to lose my profit…🤷🏻‍♂️

[@perunstudios5293]

Nice to accidentally run into this video. Between dealing with NKLA and trying to get rid of CODX I've been contemplating when/if I should sell. I once almost sold CODX and it jumped 40.63% in a day. Ever since I'm scared to sell in the event something like that happens again. EDIT: Just read the notes and saw it was from 2002. How does somebody with so much money have a camera that makes it it look like the 70's?

[@JFreez]

NKLA is a joke, i hope you arent long term investing in it.

[@johnsmith4630]

Feeling sorry 4 u op getting hoodwinked in a company that IPOd w zero products delivered, zero proof of scaling, hell zero proof of concept lmao

[@albertsenchenkov7894]

This video is gold I replay it when my shares are down the tubes LOL

[@Piggy991]

Peter Lynch deserves more recognition

[@ronnieepstein4414]

Wise words by a wise man !

[@mullholand]

Great advice for Tesla investors.

[@evelocz]

Thanks for sharing these videos

[@dunyuliu8187]

Thanks! “Buy a company to grow.”

[@billykriaris3096]

1:48 what does he mean by if the market was 50,000?

[@bananajoe69420]

hes talking about the dow jones

[@vajraloka1]

this is about "investing" not trading. IMO----AND YEARS AGO

[@financebros7803]

Some things never change lol- AT&T

[@jonsantos6056]

Good man good advice on blue chip company stocks and growth stocks and when to actually potentially sell them

[@thefinancialperspective]

Very insightful.. 👌🏼

[@victorrus01]

Love your videos!!

[@omartiger22]

My biggest mistake was selling Tesla and Amazon early this year in June now look at them

[@khary30]

Buy back in. It’s painful but will be worth it mate trust me

[@marceldwayne8491]

Nah the tech bubble will burst again. Be patient

[@i.t9390]

@@marceldwayne8491 nope lmao you should bought

[@Berniebrobeatz]

Buy high sell low baby.

[@slowtyper95]

I'm sorry if this sounds like a stupid question, but if we never sell, then when we are gonna earn our money back? *Apart from profit share

[@johnsmith4630]

He didnt say never sell. He said when he would sell, when the thing fulfills the story of why u bought (100% anticipated market saturation) or when it is shown to be a failurenin that regard.

[@slowtyper95]

@@johnsmith4630 but still, lets say Warren buffet own Coca cola stocks until now and lets say he never sell a single lot of it. Means he still not earn his profit from Cocacola right?

[@johnsmith4630]

@@slowtyper95 coke was an established co in an established market decades before buffet even born. Coke is a classic “value” stock thst you buy in your later years to earn the dividend income. Growth stoxks, which he explicitly said he was talking about, are bought based on a sound growth story, like home walmart, which still had 83% of states to enter 10yrs after its IPO. Walmart is now a stock u buy for dividend income, not growth. Growth stocks are all about the “risk to reward ratio”

[@mohamedfouadbatel735]

what's an exit strategy ?

[@frankd1156]

He simply says you better do your DD

[@Aziz__0]

I continue to read and see trading earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?

[@devereauxjnr]

Because they are used to bull markets, most people find it difficult to handle a decline, but if you know where to search and how to get around, you can make a sizable profit. It depends on how you plan to enter and leave.

[@SksToTheMini14]

I sold tsla at $244 the first time, then again at $815. Hard lesson to learn only making 300% gain.

[@MrTherule10]

Fast forward 20 years and I reckon you’ll be sorry! 300% gain now. 20 years could easily be 2000%

[@AlienIschozar]

@@MrTherule10 or 0% who knows :)

[@luxciousupholstery]

@@AlienIschozar true, who knows. People always look at hindsight. What happens if Elon musk dies or there is a massive safety recall or another competitor is able to surpass them etc. Gambling everything into one stock is always risky regardless of how great the company is.

[@srizzio]

@@MrTherule10 that is a Texas size 10-4 Willis.

[@ronallen8828]

Liked him better when he was in Easy Rider....

[@drott150]

Uh, good sir, I think you're thinking of Peter Fondue, and the movie was Cheesy Rider.

[@alistairblaire6001]

tl;dr : HOLD

[@warrenbuffettsuccess3355]

....year it is hard, but I don't sell shopify!

[@toniduenas7223]

If the company does well you will do well, gme was not doing well but people did well

[@tw3f4tes52]

What are you talking about? GameStop is a great company, totally worth $400 per share at least

[@ratchet6909]

I think he made a good choice to sell Toys"R"Us early lol

[@RAYRAYDAY]

When the reason changes....

[@hoochill]

up only

[@Arkiteko]

none of this applies anymore, stocks go up for no reason nowadays.

[@sarmenpm1304]

There's always a reason.

[@gbutler2011]

popular ignorance should always be factored in

[@johnwaas4864]

Sarmen PM nope. Case in point: see TSLA.

[@seanobrien7751]

makes it painfully obvious lol love this man!

[@ZonaALG]

Anyone knows how to find the full interview?

[@Maliksamuels33]

Diamond hands

[@wh7824]

When to sell a wonderful company: Never

[@HaiNguyen-cz2bj]

Don’t sell. It is not the time, but there will be a time.

[@virtualshell]

why are their hair so shiny white?

[@johnsmith4630]

Its something lol

[@binzsta86]

Diamond hands and hair.

[@drott150]

This interview woulda been a good time for Lynch to short Louis Rukeyser.

[@notarmchairhistorian7779]

This couldve been applicable during his time. Now Toys R Us is barely running. Theres a lot more to this i believe and it is more so a game of intuition and trends too.

[@SpliTTMark]

Buy att got it.

[@bpbp277]

at 1:26 he says "buy $TSLA" lol

[@zType2]

Nice finds.

[@ryanking6915]

DOC, ITS MARTY. BUY TESLA

[@surferman911]

And Nio

[@montyi8]

For info, Peter Lynch is still alive

[@jaylockwood5030]

He has beautiful hair.

[@drott150]

Sure, if you like Macaques.

[@johnsmith4630]

Lol its something alright

[@sadigov]

ToysRUs is a bargain again

[@sang3Eta]

I thought they went bust. Still clinging on as a private company brand after chapter 11. Investors wiped out I guess.

[@minshum]

It’s cheap for a reason. Don’t just buy a company because it’s cheap.

[@sadigov]

@@minshum Exactly. I was being sarcastic bro. I chose ToysRUs as an example to illustrate the same point you made.

[@timmellis5038]

2:43 dd he say: "I keep calling the government"?

[@DanteTrickster]

companies...

[@johnsmith4630]

The boards

[@surferman911]

Thats when they cut the video, top secret stuff

[@electroid8119]

Hedge your bets and sell half, take the profit and put it elsewhere.

[@blast2686]

“I keep calling my companies” Isn’t that insider trading?

[@mr.daughtry7549]

💎 ✋ ✋ 💎

[@chrisz0619]

Good lord, I keep selling too early.

[@morganzoeclanthem2847]

Look at how much money we lost in AT&T.... boy aint that the truth.

[@williamgarcia1210]

I was at a retirement seminar and the speaker spoke on how he quit his job after he made well over $950,000 PROFIT within 3months he invested $120,000. I just began investing and i will really appreciate any tips or helpful guide.

[@louisjmendez7159]

Just seek professional help from a mentor or a financial adviser.

[@johndwilson638]

Tip; I’m a new investor as well and I use a broker Joanna Maliva Lee, she’s been guiding me with my investment since I began Late Dec and I’ve been able to accrue a profit of $526,000 with a principal of $85,000

[@patriciaclark3273]

@@johndwilson638 That's wonderful, i've always been told that investing with an expert has it advantage but i have no idea how to find one

[@emilyharley8002]

@@johndwilson638 I think i may have actually come across Joanna somewhere talking about the stock market and she spoke so brilliantly, please how do i get to reach her?

[@michaelharris296]

@@johndwilson638 hey thanks for sharing, I just looked her up found her website and left a message, hope she replies soon. I really want to make some profit of this.

[@glouie]

Tesla!

[@Fancul0]

Hold Diamond Hands ✋

[@billl1127]

Home Depot in 2021 vs 2002. I don't want to even look.

[@LudwigRomero]

is Gamestop a HODL?

[@KingAGBozz]

Exit after the squeeze when you're in for the money. When you want to fight for the greater good than hold till the end. (Not financial advice)

[@angeldavila4669]

later on his gut feeling about toys r us was right

[@JeffreyGillespie]

Statler and Waldorf on capitalism

[@sam-pz5zf]

He seems pretty smart. I hope he succeeds in life.

[@crystalyeowchingching1036]

Llyod Blenfield sell, i sell !!!

[@TDubya811]

Additional generic comment

[@sadigov]

generic answer to your comment

[@minshum]

A comment to increase reply count

[@johnsmith4630]

Off topic smart alec comment

[@brendansmith7842]

Toys r us. . Sometimes u could be right and wrong too

[@JAMES79HOWLETT]

He copied some of Warren buffett's same quotes

[@jinsouwolf]

whats with the lip smacking

[@frankyancy1347]

That was then this is now. The game has changed, nothing can be valued with rates at zero, as the FED dumps more and more liquidity into the fire....burn baby burn! AND IT IS.

[@jackstarling2795]

Not forever though