In a recent article entitled “Divorced from a ‘boring’ reality” (available to clients on the company’s research website), Jeff Currie, the head of global Commodities Research for Goldman ...

Editor's note: Jason Zweig recently wrote his 250th "Intelligent Investor" column for The Wall Street Journal and shortly thereafter won a Gerald Loeb Award, considered the most prestigious in ...

Since the advent of the modern American stock market in the late 18th century, countless books on investing have been published to great acclaim, from Benjamin Graham’s iconic 1949 tome, “ The ...

Why wouldn’t any investor want to read the book? It’s about 600 pages and a bit of a slog to get through. Additionally, the last update was nearly 20 years ago, in 2006, so it feels a bit ...

The keys to investing success Beyond a shadow of a doubt, the last chapter of The Intelligent Investor is a must-read for anyone looking to make money in the stock market. In it, Graham describes ...

Markets love uncertainty—it’s a catalyst for safe-haven assets and defensive stocks. We call it low-beta outperformance.

If you are an investor and aren't on the verge of retirement, your fondest wish should be for another whiff of fear that will tip even more assets into the bargain bin.