The Intelligent Investor

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Ha, you’ve hit the nail on the head. Before encountering Graham's ideas, like most people, I thought "risk" was something rather vague. But after studying his philosophy, especially after digesting Th...

Okay, let's talk about this topic. Graham Believed the Investor's Greatest Challenge: Overcoming Yourself You might find it surprising—perhaps you expected the biggest challenge to be "finding stocks ...

Okay, let's discuss this classic topic. Graham vs. Market Efficiency Theory: A Classic Showdown Simply put, Benjamin Graham did not believe at all that the market was perfectly efficient.

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"The Intelligent Investor": A "Value Investing" Guide for Life Hello! I'm thrilled to discuss this classic with you. When Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor comes up, many might think: “Oh, th...

Okay, let's discuss this question. Simply put, Graham does not emphasize macroeconomic analysis. In fact, it could be said that he held a rather cautious, even negative view towards it.

If forced to choose one paramount lesson from all the books I've read, my answer might surprise you. It comes from an investment book yet stands as one of the most vital life philosophies I've encount...

Haha, talking about The Intelligent Investor—this truly is the "bible" of the investment world. It's not a manual promising to tell you which stock will make you rich tomorrow; it’s a foundational phi...

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## 1. Vast Differences in Historical Context: "Old Maps" Can’t Find "New Continents" Graham wrote primarily in the mid-20th century, an economic world utterly different from today.

Friend, you've hit the nail on the head with this question – it's a topic many value investors constantly ponder and debate. My view is this: The "soul" of Benjamin Graham's investment philosophy is t...

Hey there! That's a really great and practical question you've asked. Many people read Graham's books, think his methods are fantastic, but then look at today's internet, tech, and biotech companies a...

Alright, let’s discuss this topic. Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor is absolutely the "Bible" of value investing. However, written decades ago, some aspects genuinely require us to examine t...

Great question! This is a classic dilemma that almost everyone encounters when learning about value investing. Having played the investment game for many years, I've pondered this deeply myself.

Sure, no problem. When talking about Graham's book, The Intelligent Investor, it's like the "Nine Yang Manual" of the investment world. Despite being several decades old, its core principles feel even...

Okay, let's talk about Buffett and his teacher, Graham. If Buffett is the "Oracle of Omaha" in the investment world, then Benjamin Graham is the teacher of the "oracle.