Value Investing

Value investing in the age of AI: why the old strategy still has a future

Technology is changing how we invest, but fundamental principles of value investing remain hard to replace.

Active vs Passive Funds: Which is Best for Your Portfolio?

In this episode of Invesco Bond, we dive into the differences between active and passive funds, two popular investment options in the financial world. With investor demand on the rise and a variety of mandates available, understanding these fund types can help you make better investment choices. Watch to discover how the landscape is shifting and what it means for you as an investor

Growth vs Value Investing: What metrics do you prioritize when evaluating growth vs. value stocks?

In this episode we will explore the two primary strategies: growth investing and value investing. Discover the key characteristics that set these approaches apart and learn how each strategy can fit into your overall investment plan. Join us as we break down the complexities of growth and value investing and help you find the best strategy for your unique situation.

Some amount of risk necessary when one has to make returns, but advisory helps: Vishwanathan Anand

Speaking at the third edition of Moneycontrol Mutual Fund Summit 2024, Anand said, "Thanks to how India has grown, my style of investing which has a mix of taking risk, has performed well over the years."

Where the value investing strategy still works

Losses have been brutal in US but strong gains have been made internationally since depths of Covid pandemic

Charlie Munger: Learning from a modern-day Seneca

In the realm of modern business philosophers, few shine as brightly as Charlie Munger, the Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway.

I think there is a gene for value investing: Seth Klarman of The Baupost Group

In an interview that is being once again shared widely online, the reclusive hedge-fund manager talks about his principles of investing

The pros and cons of the special situations investment strategy

For the average investor, special situation investment requires a great deal of analytical expertise, capacity to hold on to the commitment and the ability to take risks. A diversified portfolio might make more sense, say experts

Time to reduce exposure to US stock market, says NY-based PE firm

According to Cornell Capital, optimism around AI is a big “market delusion”