Benjamin Graham - The World's First Hedge Fund Manager
Famed value investor Warren Buffett says that his mentor possibly created the first example of what is now known as a Hedge Fund.
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Five Principles for Investing by Jack Bogle
John Clifton "Jack" Bogle — founder and former chief executive of The Vanguard Group — gives five simple principles for Investing at the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia event in 1997.
Is Value Investing Unethical?
Followers of Benjamin Graham — such as Warren Buffett — often benefit from the cognitive biases of the average investor, and the systemic inefficiencies of the general market.
Screening Large Companies Adjusted for Inflation
The Sales and Assets criteria for company size in the Value Investing framework of Benjamin Graham — Warren Buffett's mentor — are $500 million and $250 million today.
Screening By P/E and P/B Ratios Simultaneously
Being a combination of the Price-to-Earnings and Price-To-Book ratios, the Graham Number gives more comprehensive insight into a stock than either ratio used alone.
Recommended Edition of Security Analysis
The latest edition of the classical book by Benjamin Graham — Warren Buffett's mentor — is missing nearly eleven chapters.
Discounts
If you compare Serenity against similar products, you'll notice it already costs less than a quarter of the others.
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General Value Investing Principles
A summarized list of general Do's and Don'ts based on the writings of Benjamin Graham — Warren Buffett's mentor — and his book, The Intelligent Investor.
Benjamin Graham's Notes on Selling For Value Investors
Warren Buffett's mentor is said to have made a reference to "sell at 50-100% gains or after 2-3 years" in one of his interviews. But the interview is not verifiable in print, and claims to be from an indirect source.