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The Value Investor’s Mindset Masterclass
Buffett calls The Intelligent Investor the best book about investing ever written. Most people never finish it. In 4 live classes, we’ll go through the 3 chapters that matter most, plus Jason Zweig’s notes, in plain English.
The class at a glance
You’ve never read it
You’ve heard Buffett talk about this book. Maybe you even bought it. Then you opened it, and it felt like homework.
That’s okay. It’s a hard book. The words are old, and the examples are from 50 years ago.
We’ll go through the parts that matter, one chapter at a time, together. You don’t need all 640 pages. You need the 3 chapters that matter most. And this time, you’ll get it.
You’ve already read it
You know Mr. Market. You know margin of safety. You could explain them to a friend.
But here’s the real question. What did you do the last time the market dropped and the news got scary?
This class isn’t about knowing the ideas. It’s about using them when your own money is on the line.
Most people lose money in the stock market because of fear and hype, not math. This class works on the part that matters most: you.
Red days won’t scare you anymore. You’ll know a falling price is not the same as a falling business.
You’ll know why you bought it and what you should pay for it. No more guessing. No more lying awake.
When everyone is chasing the hot stock, you’ll know how to stay patient and wait for the right price.
You’ll know the most important ideas in the book Buffett calls the best ever written. Not just read. Understood.
3 chapters. 4 live classes. Each one is 60 minutes. 3 PM Eastern.
Week 1
November 24
Chapter 1
Graham draws a clear line between investing and guessing. A lot of people are on the wrong side of that line and don’t even know it. By the end of this class, you’ll know which side you’re on.
“We are investors, not speculators.”
Week 2
December 1
Chapter 8
Every day, Mr. Market shows up with a new price. Some days he’s happy. Some days he’s scared. You’ll learn how to use his mood swings, instead of letting his mood swings use you.
“In the short run, the stock market is a voting machine. But in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
Week 3
December 8
Chapter 20
Graham wrote this book a long time ago. His examples are companies most of us have never heard of.
In the new third edition, Wall Street Journal writer Jason Zweig updated his notes and the commentary after every chapter. He takes Graham’s old lessons and shows how they work for investors today.
We’ll use both. Graham gives you the rules. Zweig shows you they still work.
I own over 1,000 apartments and homes. In 2008, when everyone was running for the exits, I bought 100 houses.
That wasn’t luck. That was Chapter 8 and Chapter 20 in real life. Mr. Market was scared, and the price was way below the value.
Every week on Everything Money, I teach price versus value to 400,000 subscribers. This book is where all of it comes from. Now I want to walk you through it, chapter by chapter.
One scared sell at the bottom can cost you a lot more than $197. So can one great company bought at a crazy price.
This class is about never making either mistake again. What would it be worth to you to stay calm the next time the market drops? I’m sure you’d say more than $197.
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The 3 chapters of The Intelligent Investor that matter most
4 live sessions on Zoom: November 24, December 1, December 8 and December 15, 2026
Time: 3 PM Eastern, 60 minutes each
Your purchase includes a free Everything Money account and access to class replays, with no paid software or chat access.
What you’ll need: a copy of The Intelligent Investor, the new third edition (2026) with Jason Zweig’s commentary
$197
No. Just have it with you. We’ll go through it together. If you want to read ahead, great.
Yes. This might be the best place to start. These ideas protect you before you ever buy your first stock.
No. Knowing the ideas is step one. Using them when your money is on the line is step two. That’s where we spend our time.
The new third edition from 2026, with commentary by Jason Zweig. Look for “Third Edition” on the cover.
Buffett says this chapter and Chapter 8 are the base of how he has invested his whole life. This is the big one. A great company can still be a bad buy if you pay too much. You’ll learn how to give yourself room to be wrong and still be okay.
“A great story can become a bad investment if you pay the wrong price.”
Week 4
December 15
Putting it to work
We take everything off the page and use it on real companies you know today. You’ll see that ideas from 50 years ago still work right now, and you’ll leave knowing your next step.