From May 1977 to May 1990, he was the portfolio manager of Fidelity’s Magellan Fund – which rose 28-fold per share for the best performing fund in the world. In May 1977, Magellan was only $20 million in size. By the time Mr. Lynch retired in 1990, it was over $14 billion and had over a million shareholders, making it the largest equity fund.
Peter Lynch with John Rothchild, One Up On Wall Street, Penguin Books, 1989
Peter Lynch on Investing
Making Money in the Stock Market
