Top 14 Lessons from Peter Lynch :

You should remember most.

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1. Don't overestimate the skill and wisdom of professionals.

2. Take advantage of what you already know.

3. Invest in a house before you invest in stocks.

4. Invest in Companies,not in the Stocks

5. Ignore Short-term fluctuations.

6. Large profits can be made in common stocks

7. Predicting the economy is futile.

8. Look for opportunities that haven't yet been discovered and certified by Wall street.
- Companies that are "off the tader scope".

9. The long-term returns from stocks are both relatively predictable & also far superior to the long-term returns from bonds

10. Keeping up with a company in which You own stock is like playing an endless stud-poker hand

11. In #stockmarket,one in the hand is worth,ten in bush

12. Common stocks aren't for everyone,nor for all phrases of a person's life

13. The average person is exposed to Investing in local companies and products years before the professionals.

14. Having Hedge will help you make money in stocks

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