| Seventy over seventy |
| 03/18/19 | | Kahn |
"One of the things that's great about the investment business is that there are people who stay active and sharp into their eighties and nineties. Buffett and Munger, the archetypes of the category, will once again be on stage in a packed arena come May."
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| A pioneer of the investment industry |
| 03/14/15 | | Kahn |
"His passion for investing shown through in everything he did. We owe him a great deal of gratitude because he helped to demonstrate that investing should be moved from the back office to the executive suite."
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| How to play the market |
| 08/20/12 | | Kahn |
"You stick to value, to Benjamin Graham, the man who wrote the bible for the market. It's a mistake to believe you can do more, I warn you. John Maynard Keynes was one of the most famous economists in history. He was a genius, but he failed as a macro investor. It was hard to believe at the time. But when he became a bottom-up value guy, well, he became very successful. With value investing, you don't have to bend the truth to accommodate periods with derivatives and manias. Value investing will almost always be right."
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| Irving B. Kahn interview |
| 07/10/12 | | Kahn |
"At 106, Irving Kahn is the oldest living, active investment professional. Here, he recalls being mentored by the legendary Ben Graham and learning first-hand the principles of finding large profits in small-risk investments"
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| There are old-school investors ... |
| 10/19/08 | | Kahn |
"Market's panic 'not so new to me,' says 102-year-old disciple of Benjamin Graham. He and his son Thomas like such banged-up stocks as Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb."
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