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He uses the Graham-Dodd teachings to come up with the estimated value for what a stock should be.
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Suddenly those unfashionable brick-and-mortars so loved by Graham and Dodd sleuths may become this year's prized takeover candidates.
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Such a purchase is done with a classic Graham and Dodd, value investing, margin of safety it is said.
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Okay, so Graham and Dodd might not jump out of their graves.
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And Graham and Dodd thinking steers us toward those few holdings.
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Scandalizing the Graham-Dodd set, the 1980s gave us EBIT and EBITDA as ways to look past profit and discover potential in such flyers as McCaw, Turner, MCI and TCI.
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Being a value investor in the Graham and Dodd style, Levy would like to own shares of a company whose products are in great demand, but only if that company is selling on Wall Street at lower than replacement value.
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The value investing crowd has its origins in the 1934 text Security Analysis by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd and has been further developed by Warren Buffett, a past student of Graham who has also preached that a security eventually trades up to its intrinsic value.
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Benjamin Graham and David Dodd wrote Security Analysis in 1934 to bring value investing to the mainstream.
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His father bought him a copy of Benjamin Graham and David Dodd's Security Analysis when he was in high school.
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Exploring other options, he realized that two investing experts he admired, Benjamin Graham and David Dodd, were teaching at Columbia's graduate business school.
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