How Successful Stock Market Investors Handle a Crash
📉 Peter Lynch breaks down over 90 years of market history in just a few minutes — and what he reveals could change how you invest forever.
From 50+ corrections to 15 bear markets, Lynch explains why volatility is not a threat but an opportunity. If you understand the company, a 50% drop in price might be the best thing that ever happens to your portfolio.
And the best part? You don’t need to rush. Lynch shares the powerful story of Walmart and why even waiting a decade after its IPO could’ve made you 35x your money.
This mindset is exactly what sets successful investors in the stock market apart: they embrace history, stay calm during crashes, and focus on fundamentals.
👉 Key Lessons:
How often the market really crashes
What successful investors in the stock market do differently
Why volatility = opportunity
The Walmart case: patience pays off
Why you need to understand what you own
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but you should study history and history
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is the important thing you learn from
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what you learn from history is the
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market goes down it goes down a lot the
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math is simple there's been 93 years to
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Century this is easy to do the Market's
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had 50 declines of 10% or more so 50
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declines in 93 years but once every two
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years the market Falls
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10% we call that a correction that means
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that's a euphemism for losing a lot of
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money rapidly but we we call it a
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correction and now uh so 50 declines in
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93 years about once every two years the
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market Falls 10% now those 50 declines
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15 have been 25% or more that's known as
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a bare market we've had 15 declines in
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93 years so every six years the Market's
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going to have a 25% decline that's all
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you need to know you need to know the
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Market's going to go down sometime if
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you're not ready for that you shouldn't
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own stocks and it's good when it happens
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if you like a stock at 14 it goes to six
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that's great you understand the company
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you look at the balance sheet and
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they're doing fine you're hoping to get
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to 22 with it 14 to 22 is terrific 6 to
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22 is exceptional so you take advantage
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of these they're going to happen no one
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knows when they're going to happen it
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would be very people tell you about it
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after the fact that they predicted it
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but they predicted it 53 times and uh so
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you can take advantage of the Vol in the
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market if you understand what you own uh
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so I think that's the key the element of
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another key element is that you have
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plenty of time people are an
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unbelievable rush to buy a stock I'll
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give an example of a well-known company
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Walmart went public in October of
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1970 197 went public already had a great
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record it had 15 years performance great
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balance sheet you could have waited 10
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years saying you're very concerned
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investor you're not sure this Walmart
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can make it you want to check you're see
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him operate in small towns you're afraid
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they can only make it in seven or eight
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states you want to wait till they go to
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more States you keep waiting you could
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have bought Walmart 10 years after they
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went public and made 35 times your
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money if you bought it when they went
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public you would have made 500 times
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your money but you could waited 10 years
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after Walmart went public and made uh 30
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over 30 times your money
Perguntas Respondidas por esse Artigo
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O que Peter Lynch revela sobre a história do mercado de ações?
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Quantas correções e bear markets o mercado já experimentou, segundo Peter Lynch?
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Por que uma queda de 50% no preço de uma ação pode ser boa para o portfólio, de acordo com Peter Lynch?
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Qual a história da Walmart compartilhada por Peter Lynch para ilustrar a importância da paciência?
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O que diferencia os investidores de sucesso no mercado de ações?
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Quais são as principais lições para lidar com um crash no mercado de ações?