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    "A road map for investing that I have now been following for 57 years."
    --From the Foreword by Warren E. Buffett


    First published in 1934, Security Analysis is one of the most influential financial books ever written. Selling more than one million copies through five editions, it has provided generations of investors with the timeless value investing philosophy and techniques of Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd.

    As relevant today as when they first appeared nearly 75 years ago, the teachings of Benjamin Graham, ?the father of value investing,? have withstood the test of time across a wide diversity of market conditions, countries, and asset classes.

    This new sixth edition, based on the classic 1940 version, is enhanced with 200 additional pages of commentary from some of today?s leading Wall Street money managers. These masters of value investing explain why the principles and techniques of Graham and Dodd are still highly relevant even in today?s vastly different markets.

    Featuring a foreword by Warren E. Buffett (in which he reveals that he has read the 1940 masterwork at least four times), this new edition of Security Analysis will reacquaint you with the foundations of value investing?more relevant than ever in the tumultuous 21st century markets.

    FEATURE

    Leading the new edition are:

    * Seth A. Klarman, whose outstanding 25-year investing record, writings-including his book Margin of Safety-and teaching have made him a worthy heir to the traditions of Graham and Buffet
    * Columbia Professor Bruce Greenwald, who teaches a popular class in value investing at Columbia Business School and is the author of Value Investing
    * James Grant, the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, is the author of four books on finance and financial history
    * Jeffrey M. Laderman, who has covered finance and investing for 25 years at BusinessWeek
    * Release coincides with the 75th anniversary in 2009 of the first edition; Columbia Business School is planning a big celebration

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    Foreword Warren E. Buffett Buffett, Warren E.

    Preface to the Sixth Edition: The Timeless Wisdom of Graham and Dodd Seth A. Klarman Klarman, Seth A.

    Introduction to the Sixth Edition: Benjamin Graham and Security Analysis: The Historical Backdrop James Grant Grant, James 1

    Pt. I Survey and Approach

    Introduction to Part I: The Essential Lessons Roger Lowenstein Lowenstein, Roger 39

    1 The Scope and Limits of Security Analysis, the Concept of Intrinsic Value 61
    2 Fundamental Elements in the Problem of Analysis, Quantitative and Qualitative Factors 75
    3 Sources of Information 89
    4 Distinctions Between Investment and Speculation 100
    5 Classification of Securities 112

    Pt. II Fixed-Value Investments

    Introduction to Part II: Unshackling Bonds Howard S. Marks Marks, Howard S. 123
    6 The Selection of Fixed-Value Investments 141
    7 The Selection of Fixed-Value Investments: Second and Third Principles 151
    8 Specific Standards for Bond Investment 169
    9 Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued): See Accompanying CD
    10 Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued) 180
    11 Specific Standards for Bond Investment (Continued): See Accompanying CD
    12 Special Factors in the Analysis of Railroad and Public-Utility Bonds: See Accompanying CD
    13 Other Special Factors in Bond Analysis: See Accompanying CD
    14 The Theory of Preferred Stocks: See Accompanying CD
    15 Technique of Selecting Preferred Stocks for Investment 190
    16 Income Bonds and Guaranteed Securities 202
    17 Guaranteed Securities (Continued) 215
    18 Protective Covenants and Remedies of Senior Security Holders 229
    19 Protective Covenants (Continued)242
    20 Preferred-Stock Protective Provisions. Maintenance of Junior Capital See Accompanying CD
    21 Supervision of Investment Holdings 252

    Pt. III Senior Securities With Speculative Features

    Introduction to Part III: "Blood and Judgement" J. Ezra Merkin Merkin, J. Ezra 265
    22 Privileged Issues 289
    23 Technical Characteristics of Privileged Senior Securities 299
    24 Technical Aspects of Convertible Issues 313
    25 Senior Securities With Warrants. Participating Issues, Switching and Hedging: See Accompanying CD
    26 Senior Securities of Questionable Safety 323

    Pt. IV Theory of Common-Stock Investment. The Dividend Factor

    Introduction to Part IV: Go with the Flow Bruce Berkowitz Berkowitz, Bruce 339

    27 The Theory of Common-Stock Investment 348
    28 Newer Canons of Common-Stock Investment 366
    29 The Dividend Factor in Common-Stock Analysis 376
    30 Stock Dividends: See Accompanying CD

    Pt. V Analysis of the Income Account. The Earnings Factor in Common-Stock Valuation

    Introduction to Part V: The Quest for Rational Investing Glenn H. Greenberg Greenberg, Glenn H. 395

    31 Analysis of the Income Account 409
    32 Extraordinary Losses and Other Special Items in the Income Account 424
    33 Misleading Artifices in the Income Account. Earnings of Subsidiaries 435
    34 The Relation of Depreciation and Similar Charges to Earning Power 453
    35 Public-Utility Depreciation Policies: See Accompanying CD
    36 Amortization Charges from the Investor's Standpoint: See Accompanying CD
    37 Significance of the Earnings Record 472
    38 Specific Reasons for Questioning Or Rejecting the Past Record 487
    39 Price-Earnings Ratios for Common Stocks. Adjustments for Changes in Capitalization 496
    40 Capitalization Structure 507
    41 Low-Priced Common Stocks. Analysis of the Source of Income 520

    Pt. VI Balance-Sheet Analysis. Implications of Asset Values

    Introduction to Part VI: Deconstructing the Balance Sheet Bruce Greenwald Greenwald, Bruce 535

    42 Balance-Sheet Analysis. Significance of Book Value 548
    43 Significance of the Current-Asset Value 559
    44 Implications of Liquidating Value. Stockholder-Management Relationships 575
    45 Balance-Sheet Analysis (Concluded) 591

    Pt. VII Additional Aspects of Security Analysis. Discrepancies Between Price and Value

    Introduction to Part VII: The Great Illusion of the Stock Market and the Future of Value Investing David Abrams Abrams, David 617

    46 Stock-Option Warrants: See Accompanying CD
    47 Cost of Financing and Management 633
    48 Some Aspects of Corporate Pyramiding 644
    49 Comparative Analysis of Companies in the Same Field 654
    50 Discrepancies Between Price and Value 669
    51 Discrepancies Between Price and Value (Continued) 688
    52 Market Analysis and Security Analysis 697

    Pt. VIII Global Value Investing

    Globetrotting with Graham and Dodd Thomas A. Russo Russo, Thomas A. 711
    Appendix See Accompanying CD
    Index 735

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