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Broadening of the Value Investment Style Aug 99
Standard & Poors, Aug 1999
Abstract
The narrowing of the market's attention on a top few growth stocks has been accompanied by a broadening of the scope of the term 'value investing'. Through Standard & Poor's interviews with more than 60 managers in this style category, it became apparent there are three types of value investors - the distinctions may not be black and white, but there are clear differences in philosophy which have translated into differences in returns. No one of these styles is better or worse than the other, but they are different. And for investors concerned about asset allocation, there is a need to understand the differences. At one end of the spectrum are deep value investors. These managers practice the traditional Graham...
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