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The Intelligent Investor (1949) — the Enterprising Investor chapters
Alongside the 'Defensive Investor' profile, Graham's The Intelligent Investor also defined the 'Enterprising Investor' — one willing to invest more time and effort in research, and willing to accept looser safety conditions in exchange for a significantly deeper statistical discount in price. This is a distinct profile with a different bar, not a duplicate of the Defensive Investor.
🧠 Core Philosophy
A deep, statistically measurable discount (price below net liquid assets) matters more than absolute safety — willing to take more risk in exchange for mathematically cheap conviction.
❓ Key Question
"Is the stock statistically cheap enough to justify the extra risk?"
📚 Sources
Based on stocks already analyzed recently on the site — not a full-market scan. The score measures fit with the documented methodology, not a price forecast or buy recommendation.
| Stock | Benjamin Graham (Enterprising Investor) Fit | |
|---|---|---|
| WVVIP | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| NUVB | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| AIZN | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| BMNR | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| ARBB | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| PLRX | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| AFGC | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| ONDS | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| TEM | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
| AMPY | 100/100 | Full analysis → |
⚠️ Important
This is a simulation of documented, published investment principles — not a forecast by Benjamin Graham (Enterprising Investor)himself, and not a claim he would actually buy this stock. The score measures how closely the stock's real data matches the method's documented criteria, nothing more.