Investing isn’t about mastering the markets; it’s about mastering yourself. That was the central tenet of Benjamin Graham’s “The Intelligent Investor,” a 1949 book that later became the ...

Benjamin Graham (1894–1976) is widely regarded as "The Father of Value Investing.” ... The intelligent investor is a realist who sells to optimists and buys from pessimists. ...

In his most recent project, Jason published an update of Ben Graham’s classic book, The Intelligent Investor. And we’ve devoted a portion of today’s episode to delving into Graham and the ...

Graham strongly believed that an intelligent investor should choose a stock based on company fundamentals like growth and profitability, not short-term market volatility. 9.

Ben Graham died in the 1970s, but his book, The Intelligent Investor, and his student, Buffett, live on. Tracey will have future podcasts on this new book. But, for now, you’ll have to make due ...

One of my all-time favorite investment books is Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor.In it, Graham outlines seven criteria that the Defensive Investor can use to select common stocks.

The purpose of the intelligent investor is clear from the first sentence. The book is not intended to make people, "get rich quick," achieve Warren Buffet style returns, or even as the very first ...

It's strategically based on his "Defensive Investor" screen in his book, The Intelligent Investor. 25 of 35 Graham Strategy stocks tracked by YCharts showed dividends >4% as of 8/2/19.