Reading the intelligent investor right now. Four chapters in and the most relevant parts of the book for me are after each chapter where his writing is "reflected upon."
Sure, Graham's advice is well thought out and there are nuggets in there that stand the test of time, but this guy talks about heavy bond allocation for 50% of the book. I just feel like the investing environment was completely different back then based on his writings.
Thoughts? Maybe I'm not seeing the big picture here but I'm tempted to stop reading the book and just look up Graham's key points on google.
Submitted July 29, 2017 at 08:06PM by BP6928 http://ift.tt/2hcqhgh
