have worked for more than the half century since it was first published. * The URL links to a one-paragraph summary by U.S. The best book on investing ever written, this deluxe hardcover re-issue of the.

It was written in the context of current markets, which is amazing, to be so applicable, despite the passage of decades.įor reference, you might want to glance at this book review (published in March 2010!) of the original 1934 edition of Security Analysis. Beacause Re issue of the 1949 edition which includes all the concepts and principles which are explained with the help of examples for better clarity and understanding of the. For example, I just read a nice article about applying the value investing principles extolled in Intelligent Investor a few weeks ago. The Intelligent Investor by Alam Sakir from.

It is used, successfully, as a guide for value investing, despite the hysteria of market sentiment and day-to-day variations, even extreme volatility. for accounting.īenjamin Graham's Intelligent Investor remains relevant. You may decide not to read Security Analysis at all, as it seems more like an academic text or professional's guide i.e. The book provides strategies on how to successfully use value investing in the stock market. Intelligent Investor is more practical as an introduction for a novice. The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham, first published in 1949, is a widely acclaimed book on value investing. The preface and appendix were written by Warren Buffett. 623 pages, Paperback First published JanuBook details & editions About the author Benjamin Graham 98 books1,442 followers Benjamin Graham ( September 21, 1976) was an American economist and professional investor. This is the revised edition of the original book that contains updated commentary by Jason Zweig, a famous financial journalist. More important is that a recently revised edition* of Intelligent Investor was published. First published in the year 1949, The Intelligent Investor, is considered the Bible for the stock market that contains strategies and wisdom to achieve your financial goals. It was written slightly more recently (1949) than Security Analysis (1934). I would recommend reading Intelligent Investor first.

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