Part 3 of a series examining Benjamin Graham's seminal work on value investing. What can investors learn from someone who last wrote on investing nearly 40 years ago? The market has changed ...

This formula might help you get the most bang for your buck. Value investing, in a nutshell, simply means getting the most bang for your buck, by purchasing a stock for less than what you believe it's ...

Graham Number is a concept based on Ben Graham's conservative valuation of companies. It calculates the intrinsic values of companies based on its earnings per share and tangible book value in a ...

The Graham Number or Benjamin Graham Number, named after Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing, is a valuation metric that helps investors determine the maximum price they should pay for a ...

Who does Warren Buffett consider to be the author of the "the best book about investing ever written?" Benjamin Graham, an investor from the early 20th century whose "value investing" approach has ...

With the Ben Graham Formula Screen having achieved 20% in 2014, why not take a look at some more stocks to see if they meet Graham's formula for growth and value. The passing stocks here are based on ...

Despite Facebook's (FB) IPO disappointment, many investors are still eager to buy shares of the firm because of the familiarity and hype. But be warned: buying and holding a stock based on speculation ...

One helpful way to find potentially undervalued opportunities is from the “godfather of value investing” himself, Benjamin Graham. Graham created an equation to calculate the maximum fair value for a ...