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One Up On Wall Street
- Narrated by: Peter Lynch
- Length: 2 hrs and 11 mins
- Abridged Audiobook
- Categories: Biographies & Memoirs, Professionals & Academics
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- Gavin
- 17-11-09
Some good ideas!
This book is a sequel to Lynch's "Earn and Learn" Where he introduced the basics of the stock market and what the numbers all mean. Here he takes the theory a little further in search of what he calls a "ten bagger" a stock that will return your purchase price 10-fold.
Lynch describes how the average individual can spot things that could take Wall St months if not years to find. He uses a theory similiar to Warren Buffetts "circle of confidence"... only invest in stocks where you have an insight into the business. He uses the example of Dunkin Donuts as his example. He drank the coffee... like it, ate the donuts, liked them and saw more stores opening in the area. This set him out to find more information on the company until he finally invested. This is one of his theories on how the average investor can "beat the street". He states that this type of research is just as good if not better than listening to the analysts and investing in stocks which you have no idea about. He claims investing in stocks in which people know nothing about is something that Wall st. often does to make a quick profit as prices rise on a hot stock. Lynch warns against this due to it's dangers and stockbroker commission, stating it's not feasible for an individual investor.
Lynch admits that this type of investing can certainly be dangerous as it's a speculative investment as opposed to investing into companies with long term history of increasing dividends and increasing profits. Yet some aspects of his theory need more research as they can sometimes glorify the profits but not give a full and clear idea of the risks.
This book is good for giving ideas on how to go about looking for the "10 baggers" as lynch calls them and there certainly have been many people to make money from this type of investment, however, I would suggest that you read some other titles on the subject. Such as " The new buffettology" by Mary Buffett and the "intelligent investor" by Graham
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- Bus
- 08-08-15
A classic but is looking dated now
What did you like best about One Up On Wall Street? What did you like least?
This has some valuable advice, but if you have read/listened to similar books you will have heard much of it quoted elsewhere even if it originated from Pete Lynch.This was recorded as a cassette and half way through tells you to turn over the tape.
What was one of the most memorable moments of One Up On Wall Street?
Don't waste your time on Contracts and Options.The list of things to look for when choosing a share is useful.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
The introduction to each chapter with a different narrator is useful, though the production is dated.
Was One Up On Wall Street worth the listening time?
This is a short book and was over too quickly. Worth a listen but not the best value for using your Audible monthly membership credits.
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- Shane Monks O Byrne
- 04-06-19
Packed full of investing advice
This books gives actionable and tangible investing advice for the investor. Fantastic for the beginner and advanced alike. A must read.
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- l8machine
- 13-09-21
Not sure who this is for?
This books doesn’t go deep enough in depth of all the risks of investing for beginners. It simplifies things too much in my opinion, creating a false sense of safety for amateur investors.
And it is not insightful enough for experienced investors.
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- Vibhor Sahay
- 08-07-21
Timeless wisdom
Great lessons are simple.
This book is full of simple instructions about investing and stock picking. In a world where too much information is available for every thing imaginable, this book remains the north star.
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- Vikram
- 08-10-20
highly relevant in today's financial markets
i still find relevant after 25 yesrs!,A true self made person with great common sense
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- Anonymous User
- 16-05-22
Useful information but not the full book
This was the only audio version of the book but it is not complete...it is only a summary of some of the chapters of the original book.
Nonetheless, very useful content, although I would agree with previous reviews that it is somewhat light on the risks involved.
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- Graham Marsh
- 17-04-22
Good but..
still relevant to the world of investing but could do with updating, was clearly just copied over from the original tape recording
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- J. George
- 12-02-22
excellent book .
I've been trying to read. this book for months. Go this as an audiobook and it well read and I learned a lot. great book for novice and advanced investor
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- Anonymous User
- 06-09-21
Nice book
Loved it. if you want to start investing in stocks, build a house first. I'm getting all books by Peter.
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- Ken
- 03-01-06
Learning a lot.
Lynch gives some great insight into using your life's experineces as an "edge" into finding stocks, and then shows you how to research those stocks, and what to look for before choosing to invest. Finally he shows how to identify when to sell.
I've already listened to this book three times through. Each time I get somthing new from it. It is like drinking from a fire hose. I'm not sure if this is due to the abridgement, or if an unabridged version would take even more useful information and pack it even more densely into this book.
Peter Lynch does an excellent job of narrating his own book. An author narrating his own book can always be hit or miss... Lynch is a hit!
I wish he told about where to find free sources for the detailed stock research he suggests using. I'd hate to spend money on the paid services for my first few small investments, as it'd eat up any potential gains.
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- Pankaj Vasandani
- 16-10-18
Not the complete book
When I purchased this item it didn't clearly mention that this book is a summary only
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-01-19
The Audio Book Sucks
How bout this audiobook actually follow what’s written in the actual book. That would be really nice.
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- Kevin
- 06-06-10
A must read classic
I enjoyed this book, althought I was expecting more advanced concepts (since I am in the investing business). Nevertheless, Peter Lynch does a great job at summarizing his investment perspective in an easy to understand manner. This book is aimed at amateur investors, and is a good place to start if you are interested in investing by yourself. But even for professionnals, I think everyone can learn from Peter Lynch. A must read for everyone interested in the stock market.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-07-20
No the full book
Half a review for less than half the audiobook.... awful. Do not buy this audiobook.
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- Shawn
- 29-06-07
Sound Advice
While a number of the examples he uses are a bit antiquated and the present he is speaking in regards to is 20 years ago, Peter Lynch's advice on the stock market is still quite sound. It would be excellent if he did an updated version for the 21st century, but still overall great advice for beginners needing solid philosophical footing in the stock trade.
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- Hunter
- 23-01-19
Old cassette recording
The audio is old and you can hear the quality difference between a modern recording. Still glad I got it learned quite a bit
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- Mallorie
- 05-12-15
Enjoyable and informative
This book was what I thought it was going to be. It was easy to understand and Peter makes it enjoyable to learn about. This is high level look at stocks and how to evaluate them. Teaches you how to develop a story for a stock and then what to look for. Would recommend for anyone interested in stock investing.
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- Mechanical Engineer
- 22-11-18
Invest in what you know
This really proves how investing isn't a professional only thing. Peter Lynch makes it interesting with how he tells his story. This was a lot more attention grabbing then Grahams Intelligent Investor. Looking forward to doing research and applying Lynch's story principles.
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- Sankar
- 20-12-10
Beginners bible.
I had bought the book few years back when I started investing. Bought the audio book recently so I could listen anytime. Must read for anyone who wants to invest in the market. This book will help you to avoid many common mistakes most common investors commit. Save yourself thousands and make your self informed by spending few $. Mr. Lynch explains the many investment concepts in lay man terms.
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