Graham and Dodd
Graham and Dodd Finance Definition
Benjamin
Graham and David Dodd are the authors of a very prominent book published in
1940, Security Analysis. The book explains their fundamental approach to
investment and laid the groundwork for modern security analysis. They recommend
a growth-oriented investment strategy, which is characterized by purchasing the
stocks of undervalued assets because the market eventually will recognize their
value. The book advocates finding stocks with low price-earnings ratios.
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