I didn't conclude the same, graham puts a bit too much emphasis on tangible book, but software is intangible and arguably much more valuable (ie would your other own a car factory or YouTube?). These days for sure things are overvalued but I think there have been many instances where tech has a fair price. Also many other markets (Canada, Japan) have fairly priced securities imo

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He calculates the fair value based on assets, P/E ratios, and other factors. It’s not really about tech vs other industries. It’s all overvalued and been that way for years because of inflation. Because people are using stocks as a store of value instead of investment.
I remember reading books that used PE ratios. About 15 years ago, I came to the conclusion that this method didn't work anymore so I began looking for alternatives.
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