The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham
π The Definitive Book on Value Investing
“By Far the Best Book on Investing Ever Written” β Warren Buffett
In 1949, a Columbia professor wrote a book that would create more millionaires than any university ever could.
One of his students turned $10,000 into $100 billion using these principles.
The professor was Benjamin Graham. The book changed investing forever.
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The Graham Revolution That Built Fortunes:
Imagine a partner who offers to buy or sell your shares every day. Some days euphoric, others depressed. His mood is your opportunity. Graham taught generations how to exploit this volatility. Timeless Principles Inside:
“I read the first edition of this book in 1950, when I was 19. I still think itβs the best book on investing ever written.” β Warren Buffett
Note: This book may make other investment books feel like gambling manuals. Youβve been warned. Read Less
- ποΈ Mr. Market β The manic-depressive partner offering daily deals
- ποΈ Margin of Safety β Prevents catastrophic loss
- ποΈ Intelligent vs. Speculation β Why investors sleep well
- ποΈ The Defensive Investor β Get rich slowly and safely
- ποΈ The Enterprising Investor β Strategies for superior returns
Imagine a partner who offers to buy or sell your shares every day. Some days euphoric, others depressed. His mood is your opportunity. Graham taught generations how to exploit this volatility. Timeless Principles Inside:
- π‘ Investment vs. Speculation β One builds, one destroys
- π‘ Margin of Safety β Always buy $1 for $0.50
- π‘ Dollar-Cost Averaging β Profit from volatility
- π‘ Portfolio Policy β Adjusted to your situation
- π‘ Security Analysis β Value where others see junk
- π‘ Market Fluctuations β Friend, not enemy
- β Warren Buffett β $100+ billion net worth
- β John Templeton β Global investing icon
- β Irving Kahn β Active until 109
- β Walter Schloss β 21% returns for 45 years
- β Bill Ruane β Beat market for decades
“Lost 60% in 2008. Found Graham. Recovered everything and retired early.” β David K.
“Turned $50k into $2M over 20 years.” β Margaret S.
“We manage $5 billion using Graham’s principles.” β Fund CIO
“Gave it to my son at 21. Heβs now financially independent.” β Robert T.The Shocking Truths Graham Reveals:
- β The market is not efficient β Itβs emotional
- β Intelligence β IQ β Discipline wins
- β You can’t predict markets β But you can profit from them
- β Most βinvestmentsβ are speculation in disguise
- β Complexity kills returns β Simplicity wins
- βοΈ Wants safety, low effort
- βοΈ 50/50 stocks and bonds (adjusted for age)
- βοΈ Buy index funds or blue-chips
- βοΈ Spend 2 hrs/month
- βοΈ Expect 7β8% annually
- βοΈ Seeks undervalued gems
- βοΈ Practices security analysis
- βοΈ Treats investing like a business
- βοΈ Can achieve 15%+ returns
- π Original 1949 wisdom β Still relevant today
- π Updated commentary by Jason Zweig
- π Real-world examples & case studies
- π Chapter summaries for quick review
- π Buffettβs preface on why this book changed his life
- β Are you an investor or speculator?
- β Do you buy based on value or popularity?
- β Can you stay calm when others panic?
- β Will you trust math over emotions?
- β Do you want to be right or be rich?
- β Avoid permanent capital loss
- β Sleep well during crashes
- β Build long-term wealth
- β Join the worldβs smartest investors
- β Reach financial freedom
- β Stop chasing tips & trends
- β Stop panicking during bear markets
- β Stop overpaying for hype
- β Stop gambling and start investing
- β Think like a business owner
- β Buy value, not stories
- β Use volatility as your ally
- β Begin building intelligent wealth
- π Hardcover β Investing cornerstone for your library
- π Paperback β Wisdom youβll use for life
- π± Kindle β Start now with instant access
- π§ Audiobook β Learn on the go
“I read the first edition of this book in 1950, when I was 19. I still think itβs the best book on investing ever written.” β Warren Buffett
Note: This book may make other investment books feel like gambling manuals. Youβve been warned. Read Less