About This Book
Benjamin Graham's philosophy of value investing has protected and grown wealth for more than seven decades—and it still works.
First published in 1949, The Intelligent Investor laid the foundation for every serious approach to the stock market that followed. Graham's core argument: successful investing isn't about predicting markets—it's about disciplined analysis, emotional control and long-term thinking that shields investors from catastrophic error. This revised edition preserves Graham's original text while adding chapter-by-chapter commentary from financial journalist Jason Zweig, who connects Graham's principles to contemporary market conditions and headlines.
For anyone building lasting wealth rather than chasing short-term gains, The Intelligent Investor remains the essential starting point—a text that has shaped Warren Buffett and countless others who treat investing as a practice of patience and reason, not speculation.