Modern management demands something more sophisticated than the traditional division between value and growth, however those terms might be defined
Are you a value investor or a growth investor? It sounds such a simple question that you may imagine you will have no difficulty answering. But before you do so, pause for a moment and ask yourself precisely what is meant by value investment and growth investment. Are you someone who does not look for value when investing your own or your client's cash? On the other hand, would you deliberately choose to invest in a company that did not at least show some prospects of growth? In both cases, the answer is almost certainly no, so where does that leave you, a value/growth investor perhaps? ...
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