Value Investing vs Growth Investing

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Value Investing vs Growth Investing🔶




What is Value Investing?

Value Investing means buying stocks that are undervalued — trading for less than their intrinsic (real) value.

 Example: You buy a ₹100 stock for ₹60 because the market is temporarily ignoring its true worth.

Value investors look for:🔷

Low Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio

Strong fundamentals

Consistent dividends

Stable companies with long history

Stocks that are “on sale” due to market overreaction

Famous Value Investors:🔥 
 Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham

Best for:📌
Conservative investors who want safety + slow, steady growth.

What is Growth Investing?

Growth Investing means buying stocks of companies expected to grow faster than the market average  even if they look expensive right now.

Example: You buy a ₹150 stock that has potential to become ₹500 in a few years because the company is rapidly expanding.

Growth investors look for:🎨

High revenue and earnings growth

High P/E ratio (they’re okay with paying more now)

Tech, innovation, emerging sectors

Less focus on dividends

Famous Growth Investors:✍️
 Peter Lynch, Philip Fisher

Best for:🚀
 Aggressive investors willing to take more risk for higher rewards.


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