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Intelligent Investment Today - The Warren Buffett Way
Learn timeless value investing strategies from Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing, and mentor to Warren Buffett, in this short and insightful podcast series. In each 10-15 minute episode, we break down Graham’s core investing principles, including concepts like 'Mr. Market' and 'Margin of Safety,' to help you make smarter investment decisions.
Perfect for beginners looking to understand the stock market or experienced investors wanting to sharpen their strategy, this podcast simplifies classic value investing for today’s markets. Whether you're just getting started or refining your approach, you'll gain practical, actionable tips for long-term investing success.
Tune in to build a solid foundation, invest wisely, and stay disciplined—no matter the market conditions.
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Intelligent Investment Today - The Warren Buffett Way
Benjamin Graham on Bonds: Why Every Portfolio Needs Them
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Benjamin Graham is widely known as the father of value investing and the mentor to Warren Buffett. Most investors associate Graham with undervalued stocks, intrinsic value, and the famous concept of the margin of safety.
But Graham believed intelligent investing involved much more than stock selection.
In this episode of Intelligent Investment Today, we explore Benjamin Graham’s views on bonds — a crucial but often overlooked component of a well-balanced portfolio.
We discuss:
• What bonds actually are and how they work
• Why Benjamin Graham believed bonds provided stability and protection
• The key advantages and disadvantages of bonds compared with stocks
• Graham’s famous asset allocation rule — the 25% to 75% portfolio balance
• Why bonds can help investors remain disciplined during market downturns
Drawing on the principles outlined in The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham, this episode explains why bonds were never just an afterthought in Graham’s philosophy — they were a cornerstone of intelligent investing.
If you want to build a portfolio designed not only for growth but also resilience, this episode will help you understand why Graham believed balance between stocks and bonds is essential.