The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing. A Book of Practical Counsel (Revised Edition)

Take your time to read this book.

I am new to the investing discipline, but I found this book a comprehensive, well-written, and helpful overview of the knowledge that is required to make sound investments.

The tone is 'text-book'-like, so really pay attention and don't rush through pages and chapters.

I already plan to read this book again because there's so much to be learned.

It is truly remarkable that most of Graham's principles from the 1950s are still relevant today. Don't get swayed by the overblown hype of CNBC, Fox Business, CNNfn, etc. You can make long-term, profitable decisions once you have the knowledge that's throughout this book.

Definitely worth the money.

Dan Naden

I read both this version and Graham's original version. This one expands on Graham's thoughts and adds to the length of the original(a good thing). This book gives you a good explanation about how the market works and how to maintain a margin of safety when you invest(in essence, a margin of safety allows you to break even on a stock purchase if things don't go as planned with the company). Some of Graham's methods don't work well anymore since so many people are involved with the market now but they are still interesting nonetheless. Yet every once in a while things come back into vogue so keep an eye out.

very good and I liked it alot i'm just start investing and I' throughly enjoyed it........

For the investor looking to build the most solid foundation into understanding how to evaluate stocks, this is an absolute must to have on the shelf.

I read some negative reviews on the book because some didnot like Jason commentary to what Graham said. I think this is unfair criticism because Jason made BEST effort to separate his commentary from original work of Graham.