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Value investing for wealth creation..

Ben Graham is considered to be the father of value investing and Warren Buffet's guru. 

 His focus was on value stocks - companies that were trading far below the value of their assets. 

 Graham said investors should analyse a company's financials and come up with intrinsic value and buy the company only when it's trading below the intrinsic value. The best stocks of this nature are those that trade at least one-third below their net current asset value (current assets minus liabilities).

 There are plenty of diversified equity mutual funds available in the MF industry which follows 'value style investment' approach that of Ben Graham and Warren Buffet. If you have a long term horizon, then these funds will surely reap decent benefits and will be a wealth creators.

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