Value Investing
· There are two types of mendasar approach or style while investing in stock or equity.
· Value Investing is one of the two mendasar styles of investment.
· Value Investing was introduced by Benjamin Graham who was mentor of the legendary investor Warren Buffett.
· Value Investing was introduced by Benjamin Graham who was mentor of the legendary investor Warren Buffett.
· Value Investors buy Value Stocks, which could be under-priced and ignored by investors but have a potential for appreciation.
· Value stocks have potential to bounce back in time when its true value is recognised by other investors.
· Value stocks usually have above-average dividend yields.
· Value stocks usually have above-average dividend yields.
· Value stocks are less volatile in price fluctuation and more safe regarding investment.
· Value investing is not a static concept , i.e. a value stock seizes to be a value stock when its true value is realised.
· Value stocks have high dividend yield and below-average valuation as measured by ratios like Price-to Earning, Market Cap-to-Sales and Price-to-Book Value.
· These stocks may perform best in a down stock market or in the initial stages of market recovery. But these stocks may be punished in a growing stock market.
· Example of value stock in Indian market now ……… Coal India.
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