These days we all see Peter Lynch's investment commercials. They carry a light message with a bit of humor. This book, although witty, carries a serious message. If you keep you eyes open and watch the trends around you, you will be able to identify the companies that will do better. He uses education and common sense to identify the companies that will do better. He uses education and common sense to address The Disbelief Stall described in THE 2,000 PERCENT SOLUTION by Donald Mitchell, Carol Coles and Robert Metz. This new book describes many stalls that make it hard to make decisions and forge ahead. What disbeliefs were common? People believed that the telephone would never take off because you could just walk across the back yard to talk with you neighbor. Could you imagine today without a phone? And, Thomas Watson thought that there would only be a market for five giant computers? In investing, people believe that professionals will do better than individuals because professionals know more and have more skills. Yet, buying a good stock, relative to where it will be in the long term, and being patient is always a win-win. Get rid of your stalls and follow your instincts. You'll be glad you did.
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