peter lynch is very parallel.rely a decade, but few people have put together a track record like his, especially in terms of that size. it's one thing to do it with a few million dollars, but tens of millions of dollars, and consistently beating the benchmark. it's astounding. tom: you mentioned stood tom maroney the idea that he passed that heritage onto will dan off, that you do not just have to be passive, there is a way to win. how do you win in 2021? barry: first, and i have interviewed the gentlemen that you mentioned, i interviewed peter lynch, and will danhoff was a guest on masters in business, and it is clear that they have a specific methodology. they have a process that the use. they continually refine that process, it is empirically driven. lots of people trying to do that, but few have succeeded. lynch gives credit to the infrastructure and support that he got at fidelity. so, in some cases, size becomes a giant advantage when you can through a ton of resources and the best and brightest at your proc

if you look at the underlying names tesla is at the top of the list, telemed, she is the peter lynch have and access to ceo's that most investors don't and remember, he was bullish on apple and microsoft and he had haters at the time to so i'm still bullish the next time there's a dip i'm going to pounce. charles: speaking of tesla and coal, you know, pretty upset, the biden administration giving these big breaks if you buy an electric vehicle but it has to be from a union shop. first of all i don't even know if that's legal, but it sounds unamerican to me honestly, if you're going to promote electric vehicles why not promote what many think is the best? >> to me this is english language. union is a noun not an adjective and when you hear the president speak he refers to jobs as union jobs as if there are no other jobs and the fact of the matter is we need to create jobs and we shouldn't be putting the finger on the scale to use your term and push those jobs towards unions and look, elon musk is too smart. he moved to texas. texas has a much different view about it. charles: and i do

the boxes are in my doorstep every day so that's one that i would look at quite frankly that's a peter lynch i just think you have to let the dust settle because the valuation process is difficult to figure when the bottom is in. >> mike, there was also still a lot -- looking at the ev names that didn't bounce today, shopify in the red, tesla too, on one level you can say we tus tushed the corner and say you have to prove more. >> especially with the stocks that you mentioned with tremendous market cap still. right? not so much where they're washed out and insubstantial but a struggle on that front when it comes to zoom, peloton tell me what starting point we go from. you know was it all algos with them quadruple in six months in 2020? i don't think that's probably likely it's a silly way to look at the world. it is cathy woods' idea. >> there's the key to it with news like a variant come out and then gut reaction to just buy -- >> just correlations people play the historical correlations. >> with strong business in the pandemic no doubt about it and a valuation that ran up and the whole thi

so you have to consider it's a 2.0 of peter lynch buy what you know buy what you use of course apple,se names are in there but the way you have exposure to the blue chip names more weighted versus market share, that's going to bode well in 2022. >> thank you, jeff merry christmas to you and yours. we'll see you in the new year. >> merry christmas, pal. >>> that does it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" picks up the coverage next. i wish all of you and yours a happy and healthy holiday season and happy and healthy 2022 ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> good morning, futures pointing to a higher open after that session turned into a pretty bullish one yesterday the bulls will now try to make it three in a row. before the long christmas holiday weekend. this is the last trading session. the fight against covid, while case counts

peter lynch was -- he was one of the most legendary investors of all time he used to say use your everyday experiences to be part of your investment decision-making process. one of the things i found recently in the last few weeks is talking to people who drive for both lyft and uber, to the person, they have all said lyft has been better for their customers, it has been better to their drivers. i would be leaning towards those. but looking a the charts of the stock i still -- my father is from missouri, the show me state. i need it to show me it needs to woups back more than it has to date it has been making a series of lower highs and lower lows since february has to break that trend. for uber it has to hit 45 by the end of the month to show it changed its trend. i am still oye on the sidelines for this one. >> quint, you are a shareholder and rode the stock despite recent weakness. what do you do with it here? >> it is nice to have some solid institutional support and. i like the report they put out they said they drove for both companies to further their due dillgenesis. we agree with

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all their furniture has normal names [ laughter ] it was announced today that investment manager peter lynchte more than $20 million worth of art to his alma mater boston college's art museum lynch hopes the donation will help bostonians learn to correctly pronounce the word "art." [ laughter ] "now, that's aht that's aht, bro. [ laughter ] and finally, instagram today launched a so-called "take a break" tool. a break from instagram, or as its otherwise called, twitter. and that was the monologue, everybody! we got a great show for you tonight. she is an oscar- and emmy-winning actress who is making her directorial debut with "bruised," which is out now on netflix halle berry will be joining us [ cheers and applause he is my old friend from "snl" and he stars in "famous," which is out this weekend. chris kattan is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause and he is a best-selling author and historian whose book "humankind: a hopeful history" is available now rutger bregman will be here. before we get to all that -- you know, guys, here at "late night" every night i deliver a monologue made up o

peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. the sri lankan prime minister has issued a statement saying he is shocked at the brutality shown by what he called an "extremist mob" following the lynchingna had been accused of blasphemy by an angry crowd — his friends have set up this memorial to him outside his workplace. this is not the first such attack in pakistan — a week ago a crowd set a police station ablaze when they refused to hand over a man accused of blasphemy. but this is the first one involving a foreign national. more than 100 people have been arrested in connexion with the attack. the bbc�*s farhat javed is in the pakistani city of sel kot outside the factory where priyantha was killed. this is the factory he was working in for several years. he is identified as priyantha kumara, a sri lankan national and was accused of committing blasphemy, a deeply emotional issue encircled by highly controversial legislation. but this is not the first such incident, and many fear it won't be the last. pakistan's prime minister called it "a day of shame for pakistan" yesterday, and today, the sri lankan prime minister has also issued a statement saying that he is shocked to see the b