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An investment philosophy of buying shares or other assets which are currently trading cheaply in the market in comparison with their values determined by fundamental analysis of the underlying business. | An investment philosophy of buying shares or other assets which are currently trading cheaply in the market in comparison with their values determined by fundamental analysis of the underlying business. | ||
Benjamin Graham's ''The Intelligent Investor'' (1949) was an early and very influential book on value investing. | Value investment was popularised by Benjamin Graham's ''The Intelligent Investor'' (1949), which was an early and very influential book on value investing. | ||
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An investment philosophy of buying shares or other assets which are currently trading cheaply in the market in comparison with their values determined by fundamental analysis of the underlying business.
Value investment was popularised by Benjamin Graham's The Intelligent Investor (1949), which was an early and very influential book on value investing.
