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Peter Lynch is America's most famous money manager who asserts that average investors can become specialists in their own fields. He says that they can choose winning stocks as competently as Wall Street experts by do, only if they do a bit of their research. In this edition of One Up on Wall Street with a new introduction, Lynch says that by merely observing business progresses and keenly noticing our immediate world, we can determine potentially prosperous enterprises even before skilled and trained analysts do. Lynch was the former star manager of Fidelity's multibillion-dollar Magellan Fund, and he explains in this book how he achieved his spectacular numbers by sharing his own experiences. He proposes easy-to-follow instructions for categorizing the long shots and the no shots by studying a company's financial reports and by specifically being aware of the numbers that really matter. Written with John Rothchild, Lynch’s insights prove to be the best guidelines for investors to do exceedingly well in the ever-changing market.