The Little Book of Value Investing

The book has lots of technical descriptions that need to be re-read, never mind the lost charts. If you have the book it would be great refresher.

This relatively short book is full of a lot of good information. What I like best about it is that it is not just theory: It names names for model dividend based stock portfolios. The book's website provides updated information on the stocks named and the top 1500 stocks in the S&P.

The book provided great insights to me and the many other Graham disciples on the magic of Value Investing. You can't time the markets. The only way to get ahead and stay ahead is by buying companies where you are paying the equivalent of 60 cents on the dollar. That margin of safety will almost but guarantee the stock price will rise over time. The concept is so easy but so many people don't have the discipline of the wherewithal to do it. For many value investing is boring. But how can making lots of money be boring? Take the concepts in this book and run with them.

Leon W.

Great information to listen to. This is as easy as it can get when it comes to learning about value investing.

The thing I loved about this book was that it provided practical information. Many of the things I have read regarding value investing thus far have been vague and very broad. This book actually spells out what you should be looking for and where. It offers insights that are useful and although value investing is somewhat of an art, I would still go as far as to say that it gives you a systematic framework to follow.

Loved the book. It's a great introduction to the way of stock market investing called Value Investing. The book gives great insights on the differences between Value and other strategies of stock investing. This is a must for anyone interested in long term, sustained growth in their portfolio as well as fundamentally analyzing companies for potential investments.

Useful historical backdrop on value investing which I did not have. Some useful thoughts on foreign accounting rules, and particular metrics.

Not very insightful on investing more broadly.

Value investing is the approach of many of the greatest investors in history... the idea of evaluating a business based upon the fundamentals of the business, and only buying it when it is selling at a good price is the foundation of this approach. This book is one that provides a good introduction to the approach.

Terrible book. Barely any useful information. Mostly seems like a long commercial for his brokerage firm interspersed with war stories about the markets. Waste of time.