This is the eighteenth discussion of the ModernGraham Book Club’s reading of The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham. Even if you don’t have the book I think you will find our discussions to be very useful in your own understanding of value investing, and you can still bring a lot to the discussion from your own experiences as an investor.

Four Extremely Instructive Case Histories This is the seventeenth discussion of the ModernGraham Book Club’s reading of The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham (affiliate link).  In last week’s discussion, we discussed the sixteenth chapter, which explored some of Graham’s thoughts regarding convertible bonds.  This week we will discuss the seventeenth chapter, which is titled “Four Extremely Instructive Case Histories.” […]

Learn about what Benjamin Graham thought about Convertible Bonds by participating in this week’s MG Book Club discussion!

In this week’s discussion of The Intelligent Investor, we delve into the specifics of how ModernGraham has modernized Benjamin Graham’s requirements for Enterprising Investors. Be sure to check it out and join in the book club discussion!

Graham provided Defensive Investors with 7 requirements for selecting stocks. Let’s take a look at each of the Defensive Investor’s requirements, and how I have modernized them here at ModernGraham.

This chapter is one of the key chapters in the book, and expounds some central concepts to the approach ModernGraham uses. Even if you don’t have the book I think you will find our discussions to be very useful in your own understanding of value investing, and you can still bring a lot to the discussion from your own experiences as an investor.

This is the eleventh discussion of the ModernGraham Book Club’s reading of The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham. This week we will discuss the eleventh chapter, which is titled “Security Analysis for the Lay Investor: General Approach.” Even if you don’t have the book I think you will find our discussions to be very useful in your own understanding of value investing, and you can still bring a lot to the discussion from your own experiences as an investor.