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Growth Investing v/s Value Investing

Growth and value investing are two different styles of investing that have their own merits, and both seek to fulfill the common goal of maximizing the value of investment for the investors. <br>This presentation will give you a better understanding on what investment style suits you the best.<br>Make the most out of your stock market investments(https://www.edelweiss.in/market).

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Growth Investing v/s Value Investing

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  1. Growth investing v/s value investing

  2. Introduction Growth and value investing are two different styles of investing that have their own merits, and both seek to fulfill the common goal of maximizing the value of investment for the investors. Learn about growth and value investing to understand what style of investing suits you the best and you can take smart stock market investment decisions

  3. Growth investing These are stocks of those companies that have registered better than the average gains in the market and are projected to continue with the high growth rates. Of course, these are only projections based on empirical evidence and the results are impacted by the market conditions. These companies continue their high earning performance even in the face of adverse economic conditions. This happens while other companies tend to slow down owing to disappointing market conditions.

  4. Value investing These are companies whose stock prices are not the real determinants of their worth. Investors with a keen eye for profits seek out these companies that seem to be undervalued in the market, but are backed by strong potential. Such companies can be analyzed by a comparative study of their current market value and their intrinsic value. The intrinsic value of these firms can be calculated by taking into consideration a lot of factors. These are financial statements of the company, its business model, management and its position amongst its competitors in the market. If a company’s current market value is lower than its intrinsic value, it is said to be of value.

  5. Suitability of growth v/s value investing Both these approaches have their benefits. A combination of growth and value investing in the longer-term period is not an uncommon sight as it has the potential of high returns with less risk involved. Technically speaking, this approach enables investors to benefit from the economic cycles where the scenario may either favor value or growth stocks. This ensures a smooth return on investment over a course of time.

  6. Conclusion Questions about which is a better option of investment have been answered by some studies that indicate that value investing has a better performance record in the long run on a value adjusted condition, but growth investment is known to give very high returns on your stock market investment.

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