I am starting this new series – Five Good Lessons – exclusively for Mastermind members, wherein I will be sharing five good lessons from a book on investing, money, behavioural finance, learning, and life.
The first book I start with is Benjamin Graham’s The Intelligent Investor, one of the very few books in investing that have stood the test of time.
First published in 1949 and revised several times since, this seminal work continues to shape the philosophy of value investing and influence investors worldwide.
Let’s delve into the five good lessons from this financial classic, examining their relevance in today’s market context.
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