Benjamin Graham, the father of modern investing and mentor to Warren Buffett, famously said that in the short term, markets are a voting machine, but in the long run, they are a weighing machine. Even a century ago, short-term price movements were driven by investor sentiment, while long-term outcomes reflected underlying fundamentals—a distinction that remains central to stock investing.
Time, not timing, is the real edge in investing
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