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For more than six decades, seasoned Wall Street professionals have relied on the disciplined principles of value investing to locate truly undervalued stocks and uncover long‑term opportunities while protecting against downside risk. Value Investing Made Easy simplifies Benjamin Graham’s classic framework—originally presented in the complex tome *Security Analysis*—into an approachable, contemporary guide written by financial analyst Janet Lowe. The book offers clear explanations, practical tools, and actionable insights that empower readers of all experience levels to apply value‑investing techniques and pursue substantial market returns.
First publish date: 1996
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Janet Lowe
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