16 Factors To Make Money In Stocks by Walter Schloss, a Warren Buffett "superinvestor" (Audio only)

Twelve Commandments by Philip L. Carret — "The Hero of Investing" as per Warren Buffett (Audio only)

George Soros refuses to bail out LTCM in 1998. Warren Buffett refuses Lehman and AIG in 2008.

Wonderful Company at Fair Price vs Fair Company at Wonderful Price #warrenbuffett #benjamingraham

Greatest Investing Lessons Of All Time! (Buffett Munger Soros Lynch Bogle Templeton Simons Klarman)

Benjamin Graham (AI 🤖) Real Quotes. Warren Buffett's Mentor. Intelligent Investor. Value Investing.

Benjamin Graham lecture on Value Investing (Warren Buffett, Security Analysis, Intelligent Investor)

A complete Value Investing analysis for Apple Inc as per The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

SerenityStocks is now GrahamValue (Benjamin Graham, Value Investing, The Intelligent Investor)

Warren Buffett's first national TV Appearance - PBS (1985) - Benjamin Graham, Margin of Safety etc

Warren Buffett's first known recording - KMTV Omaha (1962) - talking about inefficient markets etc

Benjamin Graham (Warren Buffett's mentor) on Value Investing and the unreliability of forecasts.

Warren Buffett: Offered to work for Benjamin Graham for free, Great Depression didn't affect him etc

Peter Lynch: Going Long and Diversification gives one the advantage of having time on their side

Peter Lynch: The Individual's Edge Has Improved (institutional grade data now freely available)

Peter Lynch ridicules Tech Stocks (stocks are not lottery tickets and people pay for bad decisions)

Seth Klarman Explains The Tweedy, Browne Trading Strategy (Value Investing is mostly inactivity)

Seth Klarman: Value Investing may be Genetic, own book Margin of Safety inspired by Benjamin Graham

Investing legend Peter Lynch explains why derivatives are too complicated for him, to Charlie Rose

Value Investing Outside The U.S., as per The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham (Example: U.K.)

Value Investing in Utilities and Financials (REITs etc) using The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham

Bond Yields affect Intrinsic Values (Stocks, Value Investing, The Intelligent Investor, Ben Graham)

Earnings Growth and Inflation in Value Investing, as per The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

Value Investing, Company Size and Inflation as taught in The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham

Applying The NCAV Strategy Correctly (Net-Net, The Intelligent Investor, Ben Graham Value Investing)

Daniel Kahneman: Nobel Laureate on why formulas beat "instincts" in activities such as investing

Warren Buffett: Benjamin Graham was uninfluenced by the Great Depression (his ideas are timeless)

Adding Stocks To Your Free Watchlist (Reverse Screener, Value Investing, The Intelligent Investor)

Sir John Templeton - Legendary fund manager explains fortitude and six-year average holding period

Warren Buffett: Son Named After Benjamin Graham (Value Investing, The Intelligent Investor)

Lauren Templeton: Famous fund manager Sir John Templeton studied Investing under Benjamin Graham

Using The Graham Number Correctly (The Intelligent Investor, Value Investing, Benjamin Graham)

Understanding The Benjamin Graham Formula Correctly (The Intelligent Investor, Value Investing)

How To Build A Complete Benjamin Graham Portfolio (Value Investing, The Intelligent Investor)

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger: Projections are "Nonsense" (also "dishonest" and "fatuous" etc)

Warren Buffett: Berkshire Was A Cigar Butt (not the same as a profitable Benjamin Graham NCAV stock)

George Soros Explains His Theory of Reflexivity (Fallibility and the Human Uncertainty Principle)

Warren Buffett: I do believe in Dividends (but Investment Trusts should be reinvesting Earnings)

Warren Buffett: No Called Strikes in Investing (not being forced to act is an advantage)

Warren Buffett explains the Confirmation Bias, as one of the Cognitive Biases in the business world

Warren Buffett: Meeting Managements only required when buying whole business, Reports usually enough

Noam Chomsky: Belief in the Efficient Market Hypothesis is very similar to Religious Fanaticism

Warren Buffett and Diversification (it's protection against ignorance, but educated Focus is better)

Steve Jobs: Core Values shouldn't change (because the First Principles on which they're based don't)

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on Academic Finance (confused volatility with risk, "ignore" them)

Warren Buffett: Risk vs. Beta (volatility explained using Benjamin Graham's analogy of Mr. Market)

Warren Buffett: An often overlooked fact that Benjamin Graham was world's first hedge fund manager

Warren Buffett: Recommended Edition of Security Analysis (Benjamin Graham's book on Value Investing)

Five Principles for Investing by John Clifton "Jack" Bogle — founder of The Vanguard Group

Warren Buffett: No Distinction Between Growth and Value (growth potential is a factor in evaluation)

Jack Bogle: Don’t know anybody, or anybody who knows anybody, successful in timing the market

Jack Bogle: Investing Requires Accumulating At Low Prices ("well bought is half sold")

Warren Buffett: Selling A Stock Because It Goes Down Is Dumb (some people shouldn't own them)

Jony Ive: Steve Jobs was the most focused person I've ever met (and it's extremely hard to emulate)

Warren Buffett: Stock Valuations depend on Bond Yields (Interest Rates act like gravity on prices)

Medius tutissimus ibis, "...safest in the middle" — Ovid. The Intelligent Investor. Value Investing.

Jeff Bezos quotes Benjamin Graham on Stock Markets - Voting Machine vs Weighing Machine

Jeff Bezos: There are two kinds of critics and only one of them is genuine and wants you to succeed

Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger: Benjamin Graham developed a methodology that anyone could use

Warren Buffett: Owe Fisher and Munger a lot, but Benjamin Graham was one of a kind