The Intelligent Investor Summed Up in 12 Minutes

This Intelligent Investor book summary covers the most important concepts in the book including "Mr. Market" and the Margin of Safety. Instead of reading the book or listening to the Intelligent Investor audiobook, this summary covers the most important topics in The Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham according to Warren Buffett. This Intelligent Investor review is a summary of the Intelligent Investor Chapter 8 and Chapter 20, the most important chapters according to legendary value investor Warren Buffett.

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[bradwilliams]

The important point here is that you need to be able to determine intrinsic value in order to be successful.

I love the concise analysis of this classic book!

[garybala]

Thx for video summary. Wonderful book with timeless ideas.

We should keep in mind however that there are weaknesses to the principles of value investing, IMO.

First, it assumes that a “true” correct company value can be ascertained by a well-informed and rational (emotion-less) investor using accurate free-flow of information. Not always the case.

Second, the factors constituting “true” value can change over time and can vary by the type of company evaluated. For example, a high tech growth stock with relatively few hard assets like Facebook cannot be evaluated the same as an old style bread-box manufacturing company with heavy plant and equipment assets.

Third, “value” investing must always be contrasted with competing models of investing such as growth investing - a stock market premium placed on expected future growth in earnings, profits and share price.

Ultimately, I would argue that a company’s “true” stock price (and corresponding “value”) is simply what another investor or speculator is willing to pay.

Thanks again for the video.

[jeanlaudato]

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2024

[HealthPodYT]

Great summary 👏 the margin of safety is definitely a concept newer investors should be taught, but sadly most youtube channels don't even talk to people about intrinsic value!

[AustinOKeeffe]

Buying at below the intrinsic value sounds great but how can you or anyone calculate the intrinsic value with any degree of accuracy?

[josueleon]

First time around, great voice and good content! ;)

[wbelsom]

Thank you for that great summary. I have been trying to chop my way through this book and it has gotten the better of me. I am a retired physician and can understand concepts, but this book has stymied me. You have given me confidence to go at it again! Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[keremsayar]

Thank you for a great summary of the book!

[ronjones]

Thanks for doing this summary for us, now I need hone my skill in placing an intrinsic value on a stock. Thanks again!

[MJS]

Benjamin Graham wrote a book about actually how to evaluate the intrinsic value of a company. Something about financial analysis of the financial statements. Can you do a summary on that book?

[channelferrets]

Chapter 8 and 20 are fine!

Beware of chapter 11 ;)

[citrineruiz]

Wonderful video, loved it. Thank you.❤

[shaunbang]

i know i still need to read the book myself, but i appreciate you making this for us to get a quick dive into this book!

[Historyteacheraz]

This is the greatest investing book of all time. Another good one is A Teenager’s Guide on how to Invest Like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger.

[ehabelsayed]

Thanks for the amazing video. Could you please make a video on how to value stocks in general and pick up the right stock? Thanks

[nempire]

thank you I have this book but I don't have the courage to read this gigantic book thank you

[KelechIwuaba]

One of the best but hardest books to read so glad it had the commentary to help me understand better

[PriyankaSinghCurioworld]

You explained it beautifully that even a layman could understand.