Today's dividend investing video shares 24 essential stock market lessons from the investing legend, Peter Lynch. Learn how Peter Lynch drove 29.2% annualized returns during his management of the Fidelity Magellan fund. Get ready for some exciting #dividend #stock #investing strategies from Peter Lynch's book, One Up On Wall Street.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:26 SEGMENT 1: 24 Dividend Stock Investing Lessons From Peter Lynch
2:47 Lesson 11: Have realistic expectations of core, stalwart stocks
4:47 Lesson 12: Stock categorization is key for successful investing
10:04 Lesson 13: Perfect Dividend Stocks Can Be Quite Boring or Even Disagreeable
15:36 Lesson 14: Peter Lynch avoids hot stocks (I take a lot of pride being a dividend stock investor, which is not always the popular choice)
16:37 lesson 15: Peter Lynch likes to avoid the whisper stock
18:29 Lesson 16: Earnings are king. Ultimately, only earnings will drive stock price activity.
19:41 Lesson 17: Pay attention to what executives say about their competitors
20:21 Lesson 18: Don’t be in such a rush to buy a dividend stock. It’s ok to wait a while, and see how things go.
22:18 Lesson 19: It's ok to pick up a phone and call the investor relations department during your due diligence
24:38 Lesson 20: The company headquarters tells you a lot about management (and your investment)
26:54 lesson 21: The best dividend stocks are found out in the field (at the local supermarket)
28:50 Lesson 22: Strong balance sheets are key
30:55 Lesson 23: Peter Lynch's favorite numbers to analyze for dividend and value stocks
33:40 Critical Question: Can we even get the kind of value that Peter Lynch was? Are these opportunities still there?
34:17 Here's what Peter Lynch thinks about dividends
35:59 Lesson 24: There are three critical phases to any company's journey
36:36 Takeaway: When reading, think how it may relate to you
38:08 Lesson 25: Check out Peter Lynch's exhaustive stock analysis checklist (pages 227-233)
40:45 Lesson 26: Set your sights high (stock market investing is a lot of work)
41:30 Lesson 27: Peter Lynch will swing trade the stalwarts
43:13 Lesson 28: Avoid The Noise
45:29 Lesson 29: Avoid Dumb Ideas
47:06 Lesson 30: Peter Lynch knows when to sell pages 251-257 (even though I buy and hold forever)
47:51 Lesson 31: Conservative stocks can carry great risks
48:37 Lesson 32: Remember to be patient
49:02 Lesson 33: Don't worry about lost opportunities
50:55 Lesson 34: Be careful shorting stocks
51:27 SEGMENT 2: MY PERSONAL REFLECTIONS ON THE BOOK
55:54 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER
Here's Part 1 of my One Up On Wall Street (by Peter Lynch) book review: [ Ссылка ]
Here's my complete dividend stock investing strategy (with my flow chart categorization): [ Ссылка ]
Here's my most recent PPC Ian dividend portfolio update: [ Ссылка ]
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