Peter Lynch is so right on the fact that one does not need to work on Wall Street or be an analyst to find great investment ideas. Opportunities are all around us. Once all the experts discover a good idea, they will capitalize on it quickly and leave no significant upward potential. The idea is to get there before they discover it. Go to the mall, talk with your kids, and think about what types of products your industry is consuming. Soon you will find great companies that provide indispensible products or services. When a company does well over time, Wall Street will discover it sooner or later, making it a "ten bagger" for you. This book is for every investor who is serious about making money.

- Mariusz Skonieczny, author of Why Are We So Clueless about the Stock Market? Learn how to invest your money, how to pick stocks, and how to make money in the stock market

Buyer beware! The Kindle edition of this book is not the full book! It is the miniature "abridged" version that is only about 30 pages long, even though it is not advertised this way in the Kindle store, and there is no indication given that you are not purchasing the full book.

This version is nothing more than a list of bullet points that summarize the main points of the full book. As a "Cliff's Notes" of the book it is decent enough, but as a guide to investing it isn't particularly useful.

Don't waste your money on this version. Buy a paperback copy, and be certain you are getting the full book.

Having read Peter Lynch's books as a new investor, I was looking forward to loading this onto my Kindle as a reference book. I was shocked when I referred to it this weekend and discovered the Kindle edition has been abbreviated to about 20 Kindle page turns. I love my Kindle, but Amazon.com has to stop marketing editions of books that differ materially from the printed edition unless it is well advertised as such. Food me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on Amazon.com. Don't let me down again on this matter Amazon.com, please.

If you are looking for the complete version of One Up On Wall Street, do not purchase this item. You want the most recent paperback version. The kindle version is only a few dozen pages long- its a bullet point "cliff notes" version of the actual book.

One up on Wall Street: How to Use What You Already Know To Make Money in the Market, Miniature Edition

the book is just what you should be looking for if you're wanting to beat the Market year in and year out; all the key points are in one place for you at the end of the book.