Billionaire investor Warren Buffett once said, “The best thing I ever did was choose the right heroes.” Who we follow greatly affects where we end up. One book
In The Intelligent Investor, Benjamin Graham famously writes that: “Investment is most intelligent when it is most businesslike.” Graham viewed any purchase of a stock or bond as an investment in
I recently finished reading Value Investing: From Graham to Buffett and Beyond by Greenwald, Kahn, Sonkin, and van Biema. For reference, co-author Bruce Greenwald is a professor at Columbia’s Graduate School of Business (the
Every investor is all too familiar with market volatility. It’s one of the only sure-fire things in the stock market. Every day your portfolio will end as
The concept of “margin of safety” – which originates from Benjamin Graham’s earliest teachings – is a core tenet of value investing. As Graham wrote in the very
Benjamin Graham is often referred to as “the father of investing” – and for good reason. Warren Buffett was one of Graham’s students at Columbia University (and the
Greece, China, Russia. ISIS. Cyber security. North Korea. Oil Prices. Stock market valuations. The Fed’s interest rate policy. Open any newspaper and it’s hard to choose which headline
Imagine this scene: A boxer sits in one corner of the ring, his shoulders hunched as his trainer pours water on his head, matting his greying hair across his
