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Benjamin Graham
By admin - Posted on October 31st, 2008
Tagged: Considered the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham holds one of the longest records of outperforming the market. Warren Buffet has cited the former Columbia professor as a major influence on his investment style.
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Considered the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham holds one of the longest records of outperforming the market. Warren Buffet has cited the former Columbia professor as a major influence on his investment style.
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By admin - Posted on October 20th, 2008
Tagged: Benjamin Graham is the father of value investing. Why do we call him that? Well, he is the mentor behind the greatest investor of all time, Warren Buffet. If you have read “The Intelligent Investor“, you would realize that Mr. Graham has some fairly strict criteria when choosing “value” stocks. The great thing though about his strategy is that it’s fairly easy to screen stocks to find Graham’ish stocks.
Benjamin Graham is the father of value investing. Why do we call him that? Well, he is the mentor behind the greatest investor of all time, Warren Buffet. If you have read “The Intelligent Investor“, you would realize that Mr. Graham has some fairly strict criteria when choosing “value” stocks. The great thing though about his strategy is that it’s fairly easy to screen stocks to find Graham’ish stocks.
By admin - Posted on August 20th, 2008
Tagged: For years, star stock pickers with a yen for bargain bin fare have been crediting Benjamin Graham's research for much of their success.
But it's not just the Warren Buffetts of the active management world who are big fans. So is John Gambla. His name isn't known in too many households across America. That could change, however, if his latest project comes anywhere near the success of its lofty premise.
For years, star stock pickers with a yen for bargain bin fare have been crediting Benjamin Graham's research for much of their success.
But it's not just the Warren Buffetts of the active management world who are big fans. So is John Gambla. His name isn't known in too many households across America. That could change, however, if his latest project comes anywhere near the success of its lofty premise.
By admin - Posted on June 13th, 2008
Tagged: Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings. In this article, we take an in-depth look at stocks that Ben Graham might have liked.
Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings. In this article, we take an in-depth look at stocks that Ben Graham might have liked.
By admin - Posted on February 13th, 2008
Tagged: THE recent developments over the subprime issues and the big volatility in regional markets have caused a lot of uneasiness to retail investors.
According to Benjamin Graham (1894-1976), investors should make market fluctuations their friends, rather than get carried away by the market sentiment. Investors should not try to time the market, as the stock market movement is always unpredictable.
THE recent developments over the subprime issues and the big volatility in regional markets have caused a lot of uneasiness to retail investors.
According to Benjamin Graham (1894-1976), investors should make market fluctuations their friends, rather than get carried away by the market sentiment. Investors should not try to time the market, as the stock market movement is always unpredictable.
By admin - Posted on December 17th, 2007
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Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings.
Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further.
Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings.
Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further.
By admin - Posted on November 26th, 2007
Tagged: On November 15 in Manhattan, the editor of Grant's spoke before the Center for Jewish History on the topic, "My Hero, Benjamin Grossbaum." Subject was Benjamin Graham: his life, his investment philosophy, his writings and his Jewishness. Benjamin Graham was born Benjamin Grossbaum.
On November 15 in Manhattan, the editor of Grant's spoke before the Center for Jewish History on the topic, "My Hero, Benjamin Grossbaum." Subject was Benjamin Graham: his life, his investment philosophy, his writings and his Jewishness. Benjamin Graham was born Benjamin Grossbaum.
