Intelligent Investor - HB

"The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham is an absolute masterpiece and a must-read for anyone serious about investing. This book is not just for professionals; it offers invaluable insights for beginners as well. Graham's principles of value investing are timeless and more relevant than ever in today's volatile market. The book's strength lies in its pragmatic approach to investing. Graham emphasizes the importance of thorough research, a disciplined approach, and maintaining a long-term perspective. He advocates for a margin of safety, which helps investors minimize risk while maximizing potential gains. This principle alone is worth the price of the book. One of the standout features of this edition is the commentary by Jason Zweig. His modern-day insights and examples help bridge Graham's principles to contemporary market scenarios, making the content more accessible and applicable. However, this book is not a quick read. It requires patience and a willingness to delve into complex concepts. But the effort is well worth it. The lessons learned from "The Intelligent Investor" will undoubtedly shape your investment strategy and mindset. In conclusion, "The Intelligent Investor" is a timeless classic that belongs on every investor's bookshelf. Its teachings are as relevant today as they were when first published, making it an indispensable guide for building a solid financial future.

You can read full review of this book on my Blog: imeducatingmyself.com/the-intelligent-investor-by-benjamin-graham/ This book is recommended by Warren Buffet, and that’s why I’ve decided to read this book, and learn more from it. Warren claims that this book changed his way of thinking about “how to invest intelligently”, and if we see what Warren Buffet has accomplished so far, we all need to take his advice’s seriously. In conclusion, this book helped me a lot understanding how the stock market works, and how to invest intelligently. In today’s time, we are constantly “bombarded” by different kind of ads promoting “how to invest in stocks”. But, when I read this book, it changed my opinion completely. These days online “gurus” are constantly promoting trading every day, or every hour, and this book isn’t anything like that. There are section in this book that is talking about these kind of traders. Basically, Brokers makes all the money when you trade often, you have to pay them a fee, no matter whether you make or loose money. Investing in “bubble” it’s also a common problem, when too many people starts to buy one particular stock, and their prices goes up and up, but there are nothing valuable behind that stock, that could justify the high price of that stock. You can read full review of this book on my Blog: imeducatingmyself.com/the-intelligent-investor-by-benjamin-graham/

Benjamin Graham is known as the father of value investing and his first Security Analysis book is a great read. However in The Intelligent Investor his sound logic and advice when it comes to emotional temperaments as well as distinguishing between traders vs investors was invaluable! Behavior affects so much more than market timing and I feel fortunate to pick up a book with wisdom for those who seek it. Some things feel outdated because the market is trend-heavy these days, but the way of thinking will be valuable for years into the future. Be smart. Be prudent. take a LOOK!

This is perfect if you want to learn how to invest and the best way

Recommend this for people who are just starting!

Great book, a little long winded, but an excellent education on the art of understanding stock investing.

This is a tried and true investment management guide with stories of successes and failures old and new, reasons behind why your portfolio should have what, and a more modern discourse for every chapter of the original publishing. This is the boring, set it and forget it approach but it works. No flashy penny stock or cryptocurrency discussions, but the author does make room for talking about having a small portion of you portfolio designated for riskier trades if desired.

Good but Not for beginners, you should have some knowledge/experience in investing before reading. advertised as for beginners

Un buon libro, il piu raccomandato da Warren Buffet (70 miliardi dolari). Ho pagato 2,78 euro per la versione per Kindle. Penso che tutti i libri siano quasi gratuiti. Il tempo investito per leggergli costa centinaia di euro. :) Pero l'educazione e sempre un'investimento intelligente. Grazie.

Great for value investors, insightful and detailed guide to value companies and assesing the risks attached to them. Easy read

An investment classic. Some may consider it a hard read but if you aspire to success in this field you need to read and 're read until the contents are ingrained into your day to day investment activities.

Hard going even with the relatively recent commentary, but still a worthwhile positioning read for investors. I recommend Principles, life and work by Dalio and DIY Investor by Andy Bell as very different and more readable follow ups for would-be investors. The first one explains what you are up against and the second one tells you how to do it if you still want to proceed!

very heavy going . based on us stock markets not easy to follow or understand principles