Value Investing

In his book Investment Fables, Aswath Damodaran looks at what does and does not work in the stock market. He examines various theories of stock selection including the value, growth and momentum approaches. Value investors know that buying stocks that trade below book value outperforms the...

John Templeton was one of the first US investors to engage in a more global attempt to find potentially profitable stocks. Templeton was a value investor, and he scoured the globe in search of bargains. His investors won big, earning 14.5 percent annually on average from 1954 to 1992. Today,...

We are now in the heart of the holiday gift buying season and finding that perfect gift for the investors on your list can be daunting. Looking through the business and finance section of a bookstore like Barnes & Noble or browsing the section on Amazon can be bewildering at times. The...

Geoff Gannon isn't shy about giving advice. As the founder of Gannon On Investing, Gannon provides tips and helpful information for new and veteran investors alike. Benzinga recently had the chance to interview the expert blogger, who told us that when it comes to compelling investments, he really...

They say it's never too soon to start planning for your career. Geoff Gannon, founder of Gannon On Investing, started when he was only 14. This week, Benzinga published an interview with Gannon, who spoke about the differences between Ben Graham (who Gannon has studied extensively) and Warren...

Gannon On Investing founder Geoff Gannon was only 14 when he started investing. Though he said he didn't know what value investing was at the time, he started out by focusing on balance sheets' past earnings. “My dad gave me an article about Ben Graham,” Gannon told Benzinga during a recent...