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Jan 7, 2023 17 min

The Theme for 2023

from Iron Gate Financial Radio Hosted by Brett Pattison

Peter Lynch, one of the best investors to live, averaged over 29% a year from 1977 – 1990. His track record is as good as there is for a 13-year time frame. Lynch was asked, “what’s the single most important key to investing in stocks?” His response . . . well, that’s what we talk about in today’s podcast. Consider the following hypothetical returns: Microsoft + 628% American Express +955% If we told you that you could experience those returns (hypothetically), but you had to follow Lynch’s “key to investing in stocks”, would you do it? (We hope you are saying yes!) For those wanting to compound your wealth, this is a MUST. We hope you enjoy it. Here’s to wise investing, Brett Pattison and Brian Hunsaker

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