[美]本杰明·格雷厄姆 王中华， 黄一义，刘建位（审校）

About the Author

Benjamin Graham, the pioneering father of value investing, was a renowned economist, professor, and investor whose groundbreaking ideas revolutionized financial theory and practice. Born in London in 1894 and raised in New York, Graham earned a degree from Columbia University and went on to teach there for over two decades, shaping the minds of future Wall Street titans, including his famous student Warren Buffett. His seminal work, 'The Intelligent Investor (Original Fourth Edition),' distills timeless principles of prudent investing, emphasizing margin of safety, intrinsic value, and long-term discipline over speculative frenzy. Graham's influence extends beyond academia; he founded the Graham-Newman Partnership, achieving remarkable returns during turbulent markets. Even after his death in 1976, his teachings remain a cornerstone for investors worldwide, translated and reviewed by experts like Wang Zhonghua, Huang Yiyi, and Liu Jianwei to ensure accessibility in Chinese editions. Graham's legacy endures as the intellectual bedrock of modern portfolio management.