The 25 best quotes of Peter Lynch

1. Know what you own, and know why you own it.

2. Everyone has the brain power to make money in stocks. Not everyone has the stomach.

3. The real key to making money in stocks is not to get scared out of them. 4. You should not buy a stock because it's cheap but because you know a lot about it.

5. If you spend more than 13 minutes analyzing economic and market forecasts, you've wasted 10 minutes

6. Charts are great for predicting the past.

The best one-liners in investing come from Charlie Munger

His lesser-known insights are just as powerful

Here are the 15 best Munger quotes you’ve never heard: 1. Wisdom

“Acknowledging what you don’t know is the dawning of wisdom.”

You can’t invest wisely without understanding this.

It’s the bedrock of investing.

Yet most people completely ignore it: Intrinsic Value

Let's dive in: 1. What is intrinsic value?

It's the true, underlying worth of a business: based on fundamentals, not the stock price.

15 must-see visuals to memorize

These will change how you see money and life:

1. When to sell 2. Private Equity outperforms

Everyone should read Poor Charlie's Almanack at least once a year

Every single sentence is pure magic

Here's a detailed summary: 1. Introduction and Dedication

Debt or equity: which is better for your business?

Both have pros and cons

Here's a kids guide to Debt vs Equity: 1. Introduction

Accounting is the language of business

Here are 15 things I wish I understood 15 years ago

1. EBITDA: 2. How to select stocks:

16 essential rules from Sir John Templeton

Templeton is one of first ever long-term investors

Here are his incredible rules for investment success 1. Invest for maximal total return

When you take investment decisions, you should take into account mental health, inflation, and taxes.

Choose a strategy that fits your investment personality and makes you sleep well at night.

Buffett once said:

“The most important thing in evaluating businesses is figuring out how big the moat is around the business"

Here are 15 wide moat stocks:

1. Old Dominion Freight Line 2. Ferrari

One of the best books I ever read?

100-baggers from Christopher Mayer

I summarized everything in 15 bullet points: 1. 100-baggers = 100x your money

A $10,000 investment grows into $1 million.

It requires patience, discipline, and understanding the compounding effect.

One of the best investing books ever?

Jeremy Siegel's Stocks for the Long Run

Here are 20 timeless principles investors must know Lesson 1: Invest for the long term.
Time is your biggest ally. Start early, and let your money grow like magic over the years.

Lesson 2: You can double your money every 10 years in the stock market.
That's the power of compounding.

GDP is more than just a number: it’s the heartbeat of an economy.

It tells us what we produce, what we earn, and how we grow.

But do we really understand what it means for us? 1. What is GDP?

15 investing visuals every millionaire knows

1. Returns on stocks, bonds and Bills

Source: Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy Siegel 2. EBITDA 101

10 Quality stocks you should know

Here are 10 wonderful companies that you could buy at a fair price

1. Alphabet 2. Dream Finders Homes

Amortization vs Depreciation.

Both reduce asset value over time, but they aren’t the same thing.

Here’s the simple way to finally understand the difference: 1. What’s the Difference?

MEGA COMPILATION

30 Visuals EVERY investor should know

1. How to read an annual report 2. How to analyze stocks

Most people throw around economic terms without knowing what they mean.

Want to sound smarter or understand the news better?

Here are 15 economic terms explained in plain English 1. Gross Domestic Product

15 Investing visuals to change everything:

1. Companies with reinvestment opportunities 2. The 100-Age Rule

Visual by Finology.in

Investing is all about finding a reason to say no as soon as possible.

Here are 10 red flags you should watch out for: 1. 🚨 Declining Gross Margins

If revenue grows but gross margin shrinks, the company might be facing rising costs or pricing pressure.

A warning sign of declining competitiveness.

Joel Greenblatt averaged 40% annual returns.

Not once. Not twice.

But for over 20 years!

He shared his exact method in The Little Book That Still Beats the Market.

Here are the 10 biggest lessons: 1. Stocks aren’t lottery tickets

Mental Models Every Investor Should Use

Want to think like Buffett, Munger, and Dalio?

Here are 9 timeless mental models for investors: 1. First Principles Thinking

Break problems down to their fundamental truths.

Instead of copying others, ask:
- What do I know for sure?
- What must be true for this investment to work?

Great for cutting through hype.