Peter Lynch isn't one to predict a stock market crash. But there's no doubt he the market is currently hot, and his timeless investing advice can give stock market investors an edge if we were to hit a recession in 2022. So in this video we're looking at some tips from Peter Lynch from 1994 that could help us in 2022 if we were to experience a crash.
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Took me a couple of listens to semi-understand that last Lynch clip. Was the stock price falling because they were selling off their holdings but then they gave a huge kind of liquidation dividend to anyone who held shares??
Any help understanding this would be much appreciated <3
I'm not very educated in finance to excuse poor use of terms haha
Yes u are right the Holding passing away their Shares because they Split the company into different areas. Some were completely eliminated. You could compare this to the Hornbach AG and the Hornbach Holding, the company dissolve its hardware store from the Market and they reward the shareholders with cash instead of other shares from the the Holding etc.
Thanks, one of your best videos yet, really enjoyed it and I learnt a lot from it
Super helpful!! Thank you!
A 100k investment in 2000 in the sp500 was worth 90k at the end of 2009, a lost decade. An investment in a good balanced fund such as vwiax almost doubled during the same period.
I really like Peter lynch, some things much eaiser to understand then buffet. But I use both as a guide
Stock market is the only place where people panic and freak out when there is a sale 🙂
I know a very high IQ doctor who panicked in the last market crash, took out all of his money AFTER he had the loss, and then proceeded to buy back in after prices stabilized. Amazing.
Love the scuba diving analogy, but really makes me miss those days! Great times… 😌
Peter Lynch’s calm is the most useful thing in the face of a potential crash, so I’m glad you showed that. Though he always went down more than the market and he NEVER got out of it. SO he never had this extra money lying around to throw into a stock when it went down. So this video is kind of misleading.
Great video (as always)! Thanks!
Great stuff 👏
I wouldn’t say no one can’t see it coming. I would say it requires a lot of hard work and connections to see a crash coming. (i.e. Michael Burry) I would say this that 2022 isn’t the time to load up on popular stocks, but there are a few small companies that crashed but don’t get the airtime in the media.
The market is never a loser in a twenty year cycle, but the 2000s decade scenario scares me and could really disrupt my retirement. When you are no longer accumulating but withdrawing its hard to be anything but cautious.
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You can always short the market directly or indirectly by borrowing indices shares or buying short ETFs if you believe there will be a correction or a crash. You can also use some leveraged products such as Options (although I’d only put up to 10% in long DTE puts of my portfolio’s value if I’m really certain about a correction). You can also save some cash to buy the dip!
Savers getting wrecked by inflation too
@swtwtr Here in mexico, some fintech companies offer up to 5.4% in interest rates if you hold your money in one of their accounts. Inflation might be a little bit higher than 7% right now as per official numbers, but if you put your money there instead of a regular bank account, you don’t get that fkd. Besides, holding cash if you believe there’s gonna be a nice discount in the markets (maybe a 30% correction or even more than that), then inflation might not be that scary
For individual company stock there is still the risk of fraud accounting. Even with regulatory audits we still see cases like Luckin and Wirecard.
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Really inspiring and giving invaluable lessons 👍
You buy more when there is a crash. Do not sell. This is how hedge fund thinks.
Read his books loved them, lynch is one of the best at this
Great Video Bro – Very Constructive info 👍👏👏👏
I was at a seminar last week and the host of the event spoke of making over $950,000 in net profits from a $400,000 portfolio in less than 6 months despite all the rumors of a market crash. Any tips on how to make that much in these current markets would be appreciated.
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Very important lessons.