This is the website that needs to be used

https://www.aaii.com/files/journal/pdf/value-investing-a-look-at-the-benjamin-graham-approach.pdf

Your shortlist will be generated using stock screens from Benjamin Graham's famous book on value investing The Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel, described by his former student Warren Buffett as "By far the best book on investing ever written". Graham's book was first published in 1949. It was revised and updated repeatedly until Graham's death in 1976, and my 2006 edition includes a modern commentary on each chapter written by Jason Zweig. Looking back over his life in 1976 (see Butler [1976] cited in FFSI-10, p. 278), Graham recommended The Intelligent Investor as being of more value than his famous Security Analysis book (first published in 1934). Download the very short article "Value Investing: A Look at the Benjamin Graham Approach by Maria Crawford Scott: https://www.aaii.com/files/journal/pdf/value-investing-a-look-at-the-benjamin-graham-approach.pdf Scenario: Your BlackRock job interviewer met you in the lobby, and you just stepped into the elevator with her. She asks you to press the button for the 42nd floor. Then she leans in and says "Tell me quickly what you know about Ben Graham's approach to value investing." Fortunately, you read Maria Crawford Scott's article this morning. So, give your best elevator summary before you get to the 42nd floor. She is expecting a bullet point answer that picks out no more than five main points. Be sure to state whether his is a value or growth approach, whether he uses fundamental analysis or technical analysis, and whether his is an active approach or a passive approach. Your shortlist will be generated using stock screens from Benjamin Graham's famous book on value investing The Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel, described by his former student Warren Buffett as "By far the best book on investing ever written". Graham's book was first published in 1949. It was revised and updated repeatedly until Graham's death in 1976, and my 2006 edition includes a modern commentary on each chapter written by Jason Zweig. Looking back over his life in 1976 (see Butler [1976] cited in FFSI-10, p. 278), Graham recommended The Intelligent Investor as being of more value than his famous Security Analysis book (first published in 1934). Download the very short article "Value Investing: A Look at the Benjamin Graham Approach by Maria Crawford Scott: https://www.aaii.com/files/journal/pdf/value-investing-a-look-at-the-benjamin-graham-approach.pdf Scenario: Your BlackRock job interviewer met you in the lobby, and you just stepped into the elevator with her. She asks you to press the button for the 42nd floor. Then she leans in and says "Tell me quickly what you know about Ben Graham's approach to value investing." Fortunately, you read Maria Crawford Scott's article this morning. So, give your best elevator summary before you get to the 42nd floor. She is expecting a bullet point answer that picks out no more than five main points. Be sure to state whether his is a value or growth approach, whether he uses fundamental analysis or technical analysis, and whether his is an active approach or a passive approach