Graham Number is a concept based on Ben Graham's conservative valuation of companies. It calculates the intrinsic values of companies based on its earnings per share and tangible book value in a ...

There are several valuation metrics/methods that help identify potentially undervalued stocks, and you may have tried a number of them. But have you tried the Graham Number? A quick check through the ...

What can investors learn from someone who last wrote on investing nearly 40 years ago? The market has changed dramatically since Benjamin Graham opined about the market in Intelligent Investor. With ...

Theoretically, any stock trading below its Graham number is considered undervalued, but from a practical point of view, it works best for large-cap stocks that depend on the balance sheet to generate ...

Do you consider yourself a value investor, always looking for underestimated and potentially undervalued stocks? With this idea in mind, we ran a screen. We began by screening the retail industry for ...

I last analyzed Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) on July 11. That article was titled “AT&T Vs. Verizon: I Like AT&T's Thicker Dividend Cushion.” It focused on VZ’s dividends and rated it as a hold.

Part 3 of a series examining Benjamin Graham's seminal work on value investing. What can investors learn from someone who last wrote on investing nearly 40 years ago? The market has changed ...