Benign Neglect supports the belief that we are at a secular stock market and economic peak rivaling 2000, 1966 and 1929. A walk across the past century of financial history is explored through the lens of two investing giants, one known widely, both in and outside investing circles, and the other not at all. If Benjamin Graham is the father of value investing, I introduce a mentor and dear friend as its godfather. Both investors could not have better navigated all the secular peaks and troughs they collectively faced from 1929 to 2000. I am grateful for a link to both.