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How dumb I was! When Peter Lynch regretted not buying Warren Buffett's favourite stock whose product his daughter used

Legendary investor Peter Lynch expressed regret over missing out on Apple despite his daughter buying an iPod, calling the oversight a mistake given Apple's simple business model and strong balance sheet. Lynch emphasized his core investing rule to know what you own before putting money into any stock.

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How dumb I was! When Peter Lynch regretted not buying Warren Buffett's favourite stock whose product his daughter used
Legendary investor Peter Lynch expressed regret over missing out on Apple despite his daughter buying an iPod, calling the oversight a mistake given Apple's simple business model and strong balance sheet. Lynch emphasized his core investing rule to know what you own before putting money into any stock.
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