From 65438 to 0965, Lynch completed his studies at Boston College and became a graduate student at Boston University. After two years of postgraduate study, Lynch served in the artillery force on 1967. Lynch retired on 1969 and joined Magellan company as a long-term employee and researcher, specializing in stock investment. Since then, Lynch has been in Magellan, gained insight into Wall Street and focused on analyzing the stock market, which made Magellan gain a lot in the stock competition.
During his decades of professional stock investment career, especially since 1977 took over and expanded Magellan Fund, Lynch has done an excellent job in stock business, which not only made Magellan the largest mutual fund in history, but also increased its assets from $20 million to $9 billion, and the company's investment quota increased from 40 stocks to 1400 stocks.
The amazing achievements made Lynch famous in the financial world. Time magazine, the most famous magazine in America, called him "the first wealth manager", while Happiness magazine praised him as "a super investment superstar in the field of stock investment".