Graham coined the term "margin of safety."
Benjamin Graham
Graham coined the term "margin of safety."
By focusing on the margin of safety, investors can make more informed decisions, protecting their capital and achieving long-term gains. This approach aligns with Graham's emphasis on independent thinking and emotional detachment.
Remember this
Understanding the margin of safety is crucial for investors to minimize risks and make sound investment choices.
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