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What is value investing?
The premise of value investing is that the market isn’t always efficient in pricing a company’s intrinsic value. A value investor seeks to exploit these inefficiencies to profit from them. This is usually by being contrarian and going against the herd (all typical value investing terms). It’s the strategy most associated with the common investing phrase ‘buy low, sell high’. The value investor seeks out value stocks that are trading below their book value.
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redicis follows
1 year ago
The phrase "buy low, sell high" encapsulates the core idea of value investing, where investors aim to purchase stocks at a price lower than their intrinsic value, expecting that the market wi
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