Turning point: Have growth stocks finally had their day?
However, growth versus value argument is not as clear cut as it once was
Value Investing
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Value could be one to watch in 2023
As the stock market re-kindles its love of growth
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When style goes out of fashion
Labels such as value, growth and quality lack nuance
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What overlooked opportunities should investors be considering?
Large-cap and tech reigned supreme during the pandemic, meaning some areas have been neglected
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What is driving the reflationary spike?
And which assets will be most affected?
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How have markets fared one year on from lockdown?
‘Government bonds, in theory a port in a storm, have provided no shelter’
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European value stocks on the ascendency
Airlines, energy, banks and insurance the strongest performers of the past four months
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Is ESG growth set to slow as we emerge from the pandemic?
‘Areas such as oils and miners are starting to perform strongly’ says AJ Bell head of active portfolios
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‘It is difficult not to have a risk-on view’
Emerging markets and small caps predicted to outperform large caps and developed markets
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Why should investors look at value investing?
The investment process ‘seems simple and sensible’ but ‘it is much easier to say than do in practice’
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When is the best time to buy and sell?
Schroders’ Stuart Podmore gives the lowdown on the psychology behind emotion-driven investor behaviour.
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Can value make a comeback in 2018?
Growth funds have walloped their value counterparts consistently for the last decade. But with the prospect of rising interest rates on the horizon and supportive global growth, can the investment style make a comeback in the new year?