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This site is based around the principles of Benjamin Graham- the father of value investing. It explores the attitudes that are required for succesful investment, as well as offering more practical advice. Essentially a guide on how to make money on shares and stocks consistently using the most tried and tested method.

Value Vs Price
There is a very important difference between the value and price of a share- we want high value shares at low prices. By buying cheap value shares, we can expect a rise in share price when the market fully realises their underlying value, which translates into profits for the investor.

Investment Vs. Speculation
There is a major difference between investing in shares, and speculating that prices will rise further- Benjamin Graham himself was a fierce critic of speculators. We want o find shares with solid asset backing that have demonstrated reasonable rates of growth, not trying to spot the next big thing.

Some Terms Explained
There is a whole language of jargon applied the world of the stock market- this page is here to clear some issues up.

Defensive or Enterprising
This page highlights the difference between the defensive and enterprising investor. Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing walks away from the traditional interpretation that a more enterprising investor must take greater risks to make money from the stock market.

The Defensive Portfolio
   The Bond Component
  The Stock Component
    Index Trackers

The Enterprising Portfolio
   The Bond component
   The Stock Component

Golden Rules
These rules are a general guide to keeping your money safe with shares, and to ensure that you dont become a victim of ill fortune. By diversifying investments, investing what you can afford to lose and being aware of compound interest, the investor can increase his chances of stock market success.

Value Investing Books
A selection of books that I rate very highly and would gladly recommend to anyone interested in value investing.

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