Benjamin Graham The Intelligent Investor 1 of 24

[fadedflage]

For most people, the best place for retirement money is in an index fund like the S&P 500 SPY.

[MrFr3sh2332]

One person thought this was a 'how to make million tape' when they clicked on it

[fongkaki]

can anyone tell me which chapter of the book are we on?

[shashikapoorin]

To get investment books

[zaphappy23]

Thank you for uploading this! I've been on the markets for only three years and this was one of the first books I read about investing. It was a bit much for an absolute investing n00b. Now that I'm merely a n00b, I understand it much better. As my investing experience increases, my understanding of this book deepens. What was previously difficult to understand, becomes simple, elegant truth.

[DolceEGabriel]

OMG, thank you, thank you, thank you!

I'm gonna download this! Ooohhhh =D ^,^

[CDPuffer]

It's funny how this video has nearly 50k views but part 24/24 only has like 2k

[1handjack]

LOL well said sir, i was only making a joke. Yes that was a principle idea in the book, look for a bargain on a good company, you are absolutely right. Sounds simple but the truth is only a few people can do it and do it right more often than not.

[49fiori]

Mankind will always go forward, in research, science, technology, medicine, and in economy as well as stock markets of course. You cannot bet against the mankind and win, as well as you cannot bet against American and win. People who speculate and dance their way in and out of the markets will always lose money. Most hedge fund managers are bookies taking bets for or against stocks. How do you lose money in the market where Dow Jones Industrial Average went from $66 1920 to 11,871 last Friday?

[boipinoi604]

@49fiori How did you manage to sum that up from reading the book?

[49fiori]

@boipinoi604 by reading many other books...

[boipinoi604]

@49fiori I see, for the record, the down jones from 1920 is not at the same as today.

[49fiori]

@boipinoi604 of course, it is measured the same way....

[1handjack]

@49fiori you are absoultely right...i will travel back in time invest in DJIA in 1920 and 90 years later i'll get to spend my handsome profit...

[49fiori]

@1handjack you don't have to, in March 2009 it was 6,600 today it is 12,600. You could've doubled your money, if you would invest 2 years ago. Look for bargains, just like when you go to supermarket you want to buy things at discount not when products are most expensive. Right? Buy your xmas cards in January for half price and use them same year in December for xmas. Got it? Keep thinking, at first it may hurt, but truth, beauty and wisdom will follow. Or don't and travel back in time....LOL

[gbabybompton]

@49fiori umm purchasing power of the dollar lost 95% so dow is worth less

[IncoherentCommenter]

@gbabybompton 92%.

[JimmyNaraine]

Thanks for posting dude!

[jnicemint]

Hey, dis ain't flava flave!!

[MARCNOKEL]

Don´t hope you have the stupid book!

But his family is now all billionaires. Because all the stupid people want that book!

:-D

[jackdentreprenuer]

His voice flucuates too much.

[yumyumluckycharms]

@jackdentreprenuer Really? You should hear MY voice LOL

[arbicom]

se você não gosta foda-se, defender a sua língua

[sfourne2]

what was the annual return of a graham'stocks list vs s&p500 since 1990?

[82snowball]

@sfourne2 Graham died in the 70's, so he does not have a stock list in the 90's. however he averaged over 20%/ year over his career which is amazing. and returned 12% / year to his investors in his fund which was 2 % higher than the market average.

[iqbali4u]

Awesome Awesome Awesome! Thanks

[knoxxa]

TIP: search for the title and use option " playlist" safes a lot klicks and time

[knoxxa]

more please more audio trading books !!!!

tyvm!!!!

[stemikger]

Awesome. Thanks for posting.

[rexdeodium]

I find it a bit amusing that the reader says "tape" instead of "book", as the book originally reads

[cincodemay123]

Me too...

[WillDee87]

@rexdeodium easily amused? ^.~

[blewis9505]

There's someone else on the scene claiming to be an investor guru. Look up Jarret Wollstein on the net. One more scam artist who cannot explain to anyone how it is their "strategies" have helped people avoid the truths of this country's sad current state of affairs. After all--if any of this junk worked--more Americans would be touting its value. Buyer beware.