Archive for April, 2009

Peter Lynch Beating the Street

Saturday, April 25th, 2009

Peter Lynch Beating the Street, Peter discusses how and what stocks to buy, get some of his tips on these tapes to reach your financial goals.

I am listening to the 1993 Peter Lynch Beating the Street. He quickly gets into his experience and
illustrates how past decades have shown stocks to always beat bonds except 1 decade based on the date
of this tape. He gives many great tips on when or what to buy when it comes to stocks. Understand reasons for growth. He talks about bonds paying for the national debt. He just believes stocks are based on dividends being raised and companies getting bigger, that’s why stocks are better. Peter talks a lot about buying stores or companies you understand and like. I have heard a lot of the same ideas from Phil Town. This seems to be a common theme when choosing stocks, you should invest with what you know. He talks about looking out for which stores are popular, busy, and have a big following and paying attention to those. He talks about stocks selling at their growth rate, and he is concerned about franchises that grow too quickly. He gives some examples on Walmart and the body shop. He is talking about Toll Brothers and how it was recommended, at the time of this writing 16 years later, it isn’t going so well for them based on the news. He mentions the Saddam sell off in the stock market.
He is talking about Pier 1, how did that one turn out? He talks about how to analyze and do a balance sheet for a company when deciding to buy the stock. He talks some about P/E ratios. He does talk some about recessions a little bit. He talks about companies when they get in tougher times with less profit don’t spend money lavishly and don’t give out bonuses. He covers S & L’s and including good and bad ones. He talks about a lot of the ones that have failed. He talks about Equity assets to value ratio. On the 2nd tape he is now talking about how fannie mae and freddie mac are such a good deal, it’s amazing how times change. He has a long part on the tape about Fannie Mae, it’s history and how the company operates. This is an interesting tape, he knows his stuff. I find it a great learning tool based on what he picked right and what he picked wrong reflecting back over all of the years now since this was released.

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Motivational Song Never Give Up Never Give In

Friday, April 24th, 2009

Here is a 4:06 song on Motivating yourself, never give up, never give in, fight for a brighter tomorrow.  It’s about never giving up on your dreams!   The song is catchy if you listen to it a few times.  This song is about keeping the dream alive.   It’s important to spread this message to others you know, please pass this link onto others.  It’s about overcoming obstacles when the going gets tough.

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Warren Buffet on Money Supply

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

 

Warren Buffet gives his take on the current money supply.  2:38  seconds running time.  Warren Buffett on Money Supply, Monday morning, March 9, 2009. He explains the money supply expansion through complex “Financial Products”  The video seems to take place from his furniture store I am guessing. He’s talking about all of the mistakes that were made and why it didn’t work.

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Anthony Robbins interviews Wayne Dyer Part I

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

This is a 10 minute video where Tony Robbins interviews the very well known Wayne Dyer at his place with his family.  Wayne Dyer has been teaching for years, and is a well published author and into spirituality.  The beginning of the article begins with getting a background on Wayne Dyer. Wayne talks about foster homes and growing up, and what that was like.  They are talking about paths in life, and which one he took. Wayne talks about helping his brother along the way.

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Think and Grow Rich Napolean Hill

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

I am currently listening to a 2 tape set on Napolean Hill. This is based on one of the most successful, if not most successful personal development book of all time.  It’s 2 hours long, and this tape shows a copyright of 1987, even though the teachings are from near the beginning of the century based on Napolean’s 20 years of committed time.  As you may know Napolean was inspired by Andrew Carnegie, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Mahatma Gandi, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, and many other world leaders.  This tape set also talks about the different things humans fear.  I have included the video above to get more info on Napolean himself. I have listened to numerous stuff by Napolean Hill.

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