COMO ACHAR UMA AÇÃO QUE MULTIPLICA POR 10 (o método de Peter Lynch)

Meet VAROS Academy 👉 https://varos.com.br/varos-academy?ut... This guy took US$18 million and turned it into US$14 billion in 13 years, yielding 29% annually. It was the best performing fund in the world for over a decade. But the average investor within it only earned 7%, and this video is about exactly what separates the two. Peter Lynch managed the Magellan fund at Fidelity between 1977 and 1990, and left behind a manual on how individual investors can play the same game as the big players. Everything he wrote fits into 5 practical lessons, and each one includes a real-world case from the Brazilian stock market to show what happens when investors ignore the basics. In this video, Lukas Monken breaks down Peter Lynch's 5 lessons and translates each one to the reality of those who invest in the B3 (Brazilian stock exchange). You'll understand why knowing the product isn't the same as knowing the stock, why trying to predict interest rates and the economy is a waste of time, and why your greatest asset as an individual investor isn't money, it's time. Lesson 4 contains the most dangerous phrases every investor has ever said to themselves, with the cases of Americanas, OGX, and IRB showing the extent of the damage. And Lesson 5 contains the rule that underpins everything: the product is the trigger, but the balance sheet is the thesis. In the end, the question that truly matters remains, and it's not which stock to buy. 00:00 - Introduction: From US$18 million to US$14 billion 00:45 - Who was Peter Lynch? 02:09 - Lesson 1: Know what you own 03:52 - Lesson 2: Stop trying to predict interest rates and the economy 05:30 - Lesson 3: Time is your greatest advantage 07:55 - Lesson 4: The most dangerous phrases in the market 09:48 - Lesson 5: The product is the trigger, valuation supports the thesis 11:52 - The question that matters #PeterLynch #Investments #StockMarket #VAROS #Stocks #HowToInvest #B3 #FinancialEducation #ValueInvesting #Dividends #VAROSAcademy #Tenbagger #LukasMonken #GreatestInvestor