The Eternity of Intelligent Investment
Benjamin Graham taught that investing success hinges on a proper psychological attitude, famously quoting Spinoza’s “sub specie aeternitatis” to stress an eternal perspective. The lesson, recalled by his disciple Marshall Weinberg, urges investors to detach from daily market noise and evaluate businesses over decades, not quarters. Graham’s framework blends value‑investing rigor with emotional discipline, positioning the market’s volatility as an ally rather than an adversary. Modern readers are reminded that long‑term composure, not short‑term hype, drives sustainable wealth.
The Really Long Game
Vishal Niveshak announces his new book *The Long Game*, now available for pre‑order with shipping slated for the end of February 2026. The work distills lessons from 30 seasoned investors on cultivating patience, resisting short‑term market noise, and building a...
Investing Notes
Greenlight Capital highlighted Global Payments (GPN) after re‑acquiring shares at $77.85, noting its two‑step deal to sell issuer processing and acquire Worldpay. The firm projects $5 billion of free cash flow by 2028 and plans to return roughly $7 billion to shareholders,...
Weekly Summary
This week’s Value Investing World roundup highlighted several investment themes. Ian Cassel’s “From Disaster to Triumph” case studies underscored resilient micro‑cap turnaround strategies, while Ben Thompson’s conversation with John Collison explored AI‑driven advertising and its implications for SaaS. Multiple analysts—including...
Why TAA Is Performing Well Now: Outperformance Attribution
Tactical Asset Allocation (TAA) strategies have outperformed the traditional 60/40 benchmark throughout 2025 and into early 2026. A detailed attribution shows 57% of the excess return stems from the diversified asset mix TAA typically holds, while 43% comes from active...
Amazon: 2026 Update
The author has refreshed his proprietary Amazon valuation model using the company’s latest 10‑K filing, projecting financial performance through 2026. The update incorporates recent trends in e‑commerce, cloud services, and advertising revenue streams. Detailed assumptions and calculations are hosted behind...
Uncommon Sense: Warren Buffett in Milan
In May 2008 Warren Buffett concluded a four‑day European roadshow in Milan, where he fielded questions from MBA students about investing, management, and life. The trip was part of Berkshire Hathaway’s hunt for family‑owned businesses to add to its decentralized...