Stepping into the River
Just like no man steps into the same river twice, reading a worthwhile book multiple times continues to yield new insights over the years ...
The Digest #220
The Intelligent Investor, Antitrust and Big Tech, Berkshire Hathaway's Moat, Nuclear War Risks, The Invisible Man, AIG's Rise & Fall, Housing Prices, Barbary Wars, Speeches of Pericles ...
Graham’s Advice on “Relatively Unpopular Large Companies”
Few books have been able to withstand the test of time in better form than The Intelligent Investor. Written by Benjamin Graham in 1949 as a guide to investing principles designed to be accessible to the general public, The Intelligent ...
Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd
This article provides some insights into Benjamin Graham and David Dodd's classic textbook on investing: Security Analysis. The author describes his own experience reading a reproduction of the 1934 edition and the benefits of studying the latest sixth edition instead ...
Net Current Asset Value Stocks
Benjamin Graham pioneered a technique that holds a great deal of promise in today's market. Graham's concept of identifying bargain issues, or Net-Current-Asset Value Stocks (NCAV), is as relevant today as when he wrote about it in The Intelligent Investor ...
The Interpretation of Financial Statements by Benjamin Graham
Benjamin Graham is most widely known for his classic books on investing: The Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis. However, most investors would be well served to read a lesser known work of Graham: The Interpretation of Financial Statements. This slim ...