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Famous investors
4 guides in Finabase Learn
- Benjamin Graham and value investing: margin of safety explained Benjamin Graham’s value-investing ideas: Mr. Market, the margin of safety, defensive and enterprising investors, net-nets, his seven tests and how they hold up.
- John Bogle and index investing: the cost matters hypothesis How John Bogle founded Vanguard and the first retail index fund, why he argued costs decide returns, the arithmetic behind it and what his critics and successors say.
- Peter Lynch’s investing approach: know what you own, and why How Peter Lynch ran Fidelity Magellan: researching what you know, his six stock categories, the PEG ratio, the two-minute story and what his rules leave out.
- Warren Buffett’s investing approach: moats, owners and patience How Warren Buffett invests: Graham roots, circle of competence, durable moats, owner earnings and insurance float, with BRK-B against SPY on real data since 1996.
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