Benjamin Graham

Many might find this 20th-century economist unusual, but his economic philosophy still dominates the financial realm today.

Some might attribute Warren Buffett’s market-beating returns to luck, when in reality his success is due in large part to skillful investing.

Investing isn’t just a game of numbers. It’s also a game of luck. And according to the father of value investing, you just have to be lucky a few times.

Top traders often seek the help of coaches and psychiatrists. Every investor should follow their example and evaluate their own psychology.

Good advice is helpful only if you actually follow it. Here’s why psychology applies not just to your health but also to your investing.

Every investment comes with some level of risk. But one type of investment has been the best wealth creator for over 200 years.

This has been a great year for U.S. stocks, but now the market is turning fearful. Here’s what one indicator is saying investors should do.

Value stocks have suffered through a decade from hell. What’s a value investor to do?

Most of Wall Street’s investment research is worthless. Instead, investors should heed this one very important market indicator.

The world’s greatest investors aren’t worried about the state of the world or the latest market analysis, so why are you?