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Mentioned in 39 episodes
Security Analysis
Book • 1934
First published in 1934, Security Analysis is a seminal work in the field of finance that lays the intellectual foundation for value investing.
The book, written by Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd, distinguishes between investing and speculating, emphasizes the importance of thorough financial analysis, and introduces key concepts such as the 'margin of safety.
' The sixth edition includes commentary from leading Wall Street money managers and a foreword by Warren E. Buffett, who has praised the book for its enduring relevance in modern markets.
The book, written by Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd, distinguishes between investing and speculating, emphasizes the importance of thorough financial analysis, and introduces key concepts such as the 'margin of safety.
' The sixth edition includes commentary from leading Wall Street money managers and a foreword by Warren E. Buffett, who has praised the book for its enduring relevance in modern markets.
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Mentioned in 39 episodes
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Howard Marks , highlighting their view on fixed-income investing as a negative art focused on downside avoidance.


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William Green as the author of "Security Analysis", a book that discusses the cyclical nature of financial markets.


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Michael Nadeau in the context of DCF (discounted cash flow) as a social construct brought forward in the 1930s.


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Morgan Housel when discussing the difference between positive and negative arts in investing.


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Mentioned by Cullen Roche when discussing his early influences in investing and value investing principles.

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Ted Seides as a classic value investing book, edited by Seth Klarman in its seventh edition.


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Morgan Housel when discussing the difference between positive and negative arts in investing.


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