In 1932, with the Dow down 89% from its 1929 peak, Benjamin Graham had lost 70% of his personal wealth and the assets in his Joint Account. Under a rare compensation agreement, he couldn’t earn fees until he repaid his investors’ losses. A treasured letter from his wife Hazel’s solo cruise reveals a fraying marriage. Still, Ben was determined. How did my grandfather fight his way back from near ruin to lasting success? The post Ben Graham’s Timeless Truths Got Great Results by 1935 (#...
