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How to pick stocks like Peter Lynch

The chameleon of investing averaged a 29.2%(!) annual return for 13 years

Copy his philosophy with these nine tips
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1. Invest in what you know

Focus on industries you understand well.

Knowing the product helps for future success.
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2. Invest for the long run

Hold stocks for years, not months.

Patience allows strong companies to grow.
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3. All the math you need you get in the fourth grade

Basic math skills are enough for investing.

Keep calculations simple to understand returns.
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4. Trailing P/E < 25

Lower trailing P/E shows a stock is affordable.

High P/E suggests potential overvaluation.
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5. Forward P/E < 15

The Forward P/E shows the future earnings estimate.

Lower P/E means good value potential.
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6. Debt-to-equity ratio < 35%

Low debt means a stronger financial foundation.

High debt increases business risk.
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7. EPS-growth > 15%

Strong earnings growth means the company is thriving.

High growth can drive stock price up.
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8. PEG ratio < 1.2

A low PEG means good value with growth.

It balances price and growth rate fairly.
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9. Market cap < $5 billion

Smaller companies have room to grow bigger.

They can give higher returns over time.
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That's it for today.

Did you want more? You'll love this 150-paged investment masterwork: compounding-quality.ck.page/de4432f459
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