One of Benjamin Graham's last pieces of work was a lecture on methods of stock selection. Titled "Three Simple Methods of Common Stock Selection" this lecture was a summary of his work over the previous few decades and his "extensive investigation of the behavior of common stock prices in the past 15 years."
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Graham's lecture, which was later published as an independent article, took place after the publication of the 1973 edition of the Intelligent Investor. He wanted to...
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