benjamin graham

The information revolution and AI may make the greater levels of diversification advocated by Benjamin Graham increasingly relevant.

Traders believe they can foresee short-term price movements. They’ve been fooled by randomness. That’s why they lose – and investors win.

Critics misconstrue Buffett and Berkshire. Using his words and its data, I show that you can develop what he and his followers practice.

There's more to value investing than meets the eye, while the eye often focuses too much on performance - more than it deserves.

In this episode, Forager's Steve Johnson and Tyndall's Jason Kim channel the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham.

Equity investors need information to make investment decisions, otherwise, no analysis of any kind would be possible. Without any information on a company, a...

There has been a lot of conversation around the need to reach net-zero and in turn, why now presents a great opportunity to buy decarbonisation-linked assets (as shown...

In the recent 100th episode of his podcast Inside The Rope, David Clark was joined by special guest and long-time supporter, Hamish Douglass of Magellan (Douglass...

“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine”. The triumph of emotion over fundamentals to which Benjamin Graham’s...

In a recent two-part series, I showed that successful investment isn’t a matter of raw brainpower; instead, it’s primarily the result of refined character – and...