"Discrepancies -- and hence opportunities -- in securities originate most often when events move faster than quotations. The kaleidoscopic change in the New York Transit situation since 1916 is an instance of this kind; for a while all the issues have naturally suffered, the declines have been strangely uneven and the resulting relative prices decidedly illogical." -- Benjamin Graham.
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Q2 hedge fund letters, conference, scoops etc
The above quote is taken from an article Benjamin Graham wrote in 1919.
Published in The Magazine of Wall Street, the article focused on -- like so many other of Graham's columns at the time -- railroad securities, comparing three such securities and...


