The text labels "Security Analysis" as the "value investing bible." What fundamental tenets or core philosophies would you expect to find within such a "bible," and how might these principles fundamentally challenge or redefine conventional investment wisdom of its time or even today?

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The provided passages label Benjamin Graham's *Security Analysis* as the "value investing bible" [1]. This designation suggests that the book contains fundamental tenets and core philosophies of value investing. The passages mention that Graham's "revolutionary theories" have influenced and inspired investors [1], and that his method of investing is still relevant today [1]. Warren Buffet, a protégé of Graham, considers the 1940 edition to be the definitive one [1].

The passages indicate that *Security Analysis* outlines Graham's theories and method of investing [1]. They state that his ideas have inspired the investment community for nearly a century and that his method remains relevant [1]. However, the passages do not detail what these specific fundamental tenets or core philosophies are, nor do they explain how these principles might challenge or redefine conventional investment wisdom of its time or even today.

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