Part 2

What are Value Stocks?

In short, value stocks are companies that trade below their intrinsic value, increasing the potential magnitude of future returns as investors properly recognize their worth. They are commonly characterized as having a low price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio relative to the company’s industry or historical averages. 

Value stocks are typically larger, well-established companies found in relatively dependable sectors such as consumer staples, energy, and financials. As thes...

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Value Stocks and What They Can Do for Your Portfolio
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