Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers!
Are you a value investor or a growth investor?
Most investors do not worry about this question ? they are busy following stock tips from friends and colleagues. Some sophisticated investors do start to form their own investment philosophy and they invariably bump into the following choices
- Fundamental Investing or Technical Investing? and,
- If Fundamental Investing than invest for value or growth?
Many will pick one or the other philosophy depending on what rings true to them. But as their investing evolves, they often realize that at the core, all investing is value investing.
After all, fundamental investing works on the core precept that the real value of the business is more than the stock price indicates. Sources of value may differ ? value investors place more importance on real tangible value that exist today while growth investors are willing to ascribe a value to the future growth in the business, though yet unrealized.
Value investors eschew risk while growth investors are willing to take it in expectation of better rewards.
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Source: http://www.arohaninc.com/article/value-investing-or-growth-investing/
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