Lecture 15 (Module 3). Value Investing
The most typical strategy upon investing - not a trading.
Thandiwe Mbeki
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What Is Value Investing?
Value investing is the strategy of buying shares for less than what the underlying business is actually worth, on the premise that the market occasionally misprices companies and that price eventually tends to converge back toward genuine value. It sits firmly on the “investing” end of Lecture 4’s spectrum: a fundamentals-led, patient approach measured in months to years, not days.
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