Widely regarded as the founder of value investing, Benjamin Graham's principles have impacted scores of individuals, from Warren Buffett to Bruce Berkowitz. His 1937 book, "The Interpretation of ...

A classic stock-picking technique that has fallen into disuse is the price-to-book-value ratio. Ben Graham, widely considered ...

Today I am reviewing Jeffrey Towson's book What Would Ben Graham Do Now? A New Value Investing Playbook for a Global Age. This is an ongoing process, so send me your feedback as to how I can provide ...

Graham's personal trials influenced his resilient investment philosophy, emphasizing safety and value amidst adversity. Prioritizing safety of principal, value, and a margin of safety, Graham's ...

Benjamin Graham, the founder of value investing and author of The Intelligent Investor. (Benjamin Graham Jr.) Investing isn’t about mastering the markets; it’s about mastering yourself. That was the ...

Benjamin Graham (1894–1976) is widely regarded as “The Dean of Wall Street” and “The Father of Value Investing.” His influence on modern investing is profound, most notably through his mentorship of ...

Best known to the world as “the father of value investing,” Benjamin Graham was one of the best financial thinkers of his time. The author of two books, Graham, emphasized independent thinking and ...

ADS has consistently shown real growth, beating inflation over several key metrics like EPS growth, EBIT/share growth, and revenue/share growth. Additionally, the adjusted Return on Invested Capital ...

For a dedicated stock-picker with entire days to spend on research and enough backing capital to accept some serious risk, picking speculative stocks that could rise high or crash hard can be an ...