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L M Forbes' 50 years on Wall Street

L M Forbes' 50 years on Wall Street

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I’ve spent 50 years on Wall Street learning about investing, investors, and money. Some of those lessons were easy. Others cost me money. A few changed the way I invested for the rest of my life.

On these broadcasts, I’ll talk about investing, inflation, markets, money, and the mistakes investors make. No complicated formulas and no Wall Street hype — just the lessons I’ve picked up along the way.

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  • Think Like a Value Investor

    Think Like a Value Investor
    Oct 1 2026

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    What are you actually buying? If your answer is a ticker symbol, a tip from your brother-in-law, or a stock that "used to be forty dollars," this episode is for you.

    Ben Graham's idea was simple: a stock is a piece of a real business, and price is not the same thing as value. In this episode, I explain why that difference matters, how cheap stocks turn into value traps, and why the market's bad days are usually mood, not business.

    I'll also tell you about a retired schoolteacher who came to my office with a highlighted newsletter and a very strong stock tip, and I'll give you the one-sentence test to use before you buy anything.

    You don't have to pick stocks to think like a value investor. You just have to know what you're paying for.

    Have a comment or a topic request? Leave me a message in Fan Mail. I read every one.
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    9 min
  • Why Graham Would Buy the S&P 500

    Why Graham Would Buy the S&P 500
    Oct 1 2026

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    Ben Graham never met a modern index fund, but I think he would have liked it. In this episode, I look at what Graham asked of the defensive investor and see how the S&P 500 measures up. I also tell you about a client who just couldn't leave a good thing alone, and I explain why Graham would still ask the question that matters most: what are you paying? If you'd like to comment on this episode or request a subject for a future podcast, leave me a message in Fan Mail. I read every one.
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    9 min
  • Margin of Safety

    Margin of Safety
    Sep 30 2026

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    Margin of safety sounds like a complicated investing term, but the basic idea is something we use every day. We leave early for an appointment, keep extra money available for an unexpected expense, or allow some room for a mistake when making an important decision.

    Investing is no different.

    In this episode, I explain margin of safety in plain English and show why investors should not build their financial future on the assumption that everything will go exactly as planned. Stock prices can fall, companies can disappoint, and our estimates can be wrong.

    The goal isn't to predict the future perfectly. It's to leave yourself enough room to be wrong without letting one mistake become a financial disaster.

    A simple idea that can make a big difference in how you think about investing.
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    8 min
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