The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham is widely regarded as the greatest investing book ever written.
Originally published in 1949 and now in its 75th Anniversary Edition, the book outlines Graham’s core philosophy of value investing, buying stocks at a rational price, avoiding emotional decision-making, and protecting oneself from significant losses.
Warren Buffett, Graham’s most famous student, calls it “by far the best book about investing ever written.”
This updated edition includes modern commentary from Jason Zweig of The Wall Street Journal, who connects Graham’s timeless lessons to today’s fast-moving and volatile markets.
Graham’s principles, from understanding intrinsic value to embracing long-term discipline, continue to hold up through every market cycle.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or someone who’s been investing for years, The Intelligent Investor serves as a guidebook to building wealth slowly, safely, and intelligently, without falling for hype or speculation.
Key Takeaways:
- Value investing focuses on buying assets for less than their true worth.
- Emotional discipline is more important than market predictions.
- Protecting yourself from losses is the foundation of successful investing.
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