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Try 'Value Investing' by Bruce Greenwald. Supplement this with 'Deep Value' by Tobias Carlisle
Do they complement the Value Investing Bible “The intelligent Investor” or do they offer another PoV?
Yes, of course they do. It's the same school of thought. In fact I find Ben Graham's writings incredibly hard to read (Intelligent Investor was alright but Security Analysis was one hell of an archaic monster with inconsistent terminology) so these modern resources and Buffett letters are the ones I prefer to use
I completely agree with you. Is almost impossible to get into Graham’s context in order to understand a 100% of his lessons.
Thanks for the advise
If you haven't read it yet: "Barbarians at the Gate". John Helyar, Bryan Burrough.
Had so much fun reading it.
The Nabisco Takeover is an incredible story. I believe the key point is never let your ego blind you.
If Harry Kravitz got himself blinded, what would happen to us mortals. 😂😂
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