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What Make Benjamin Graham’s Principles Of Value Investing So Hard To Follow?
By Invest Openly  •  May 6, 2017
Recently, I chanced upon a value investing book while browsing at Bangkok's Kinokuniya. After browsing through a few pages, I decided to get the ebook version and continue reading.
Reason? It's very layman term and useful for noob like me.
The title of the book is Charlie Munger : The Complete Investor (authored by Tren Griffin). As I am still at the beginning of the book, there are much to learn from the author. However, I would like to re-share the 4 fundamental principles of value investing by Benjamin Graham (as shared by the author) here and my view of why they are so hard to follow especially for retail investors?
PRINCIPLE 1 - Treat a share of stock as a proportional ownership of the business.
PRINCIPLE 2 - Buy at a significant discount to intrinsic value to create a margin of safety
 
PRINCIPLE 3 - ...
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By Invest Openly
My name is Richard Ng and I am a Malaysian turned Singaporean. This is a personal blog of mine detailing my venture in Share Investment Project. All the details in this blog are from my real venture (as it happens) and all amount quoted are in SGD (Singapore Dollars), unless otherwise stated.
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