Benjamin Graham

Benjamin Graham was an influential investor and economist, known as the "father of value investing." He taught the importance of analyzing a company's fundamentals to determine its true worth, rather than speculating based on market trends. His investment philosophy emphasizes buying undervalued stocks with a margin of safety, meaning investors should purchase assets at prices lower than their intrinsic value to reduce risk. Graham authored the seminal books "Security Analysis" and "The Intelligent Investor," which have shaped modern investment strategies. His principles continue to guide investors seeking to make informed, rational decisions in the stock market.