Investment Philosophy for Undervalued Stocks pioneered by Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffet, Value Investing is one of the most solid investment paradigms yielding substantial returns for centuries. The process involves investing in undervalued stocks which have a current market value lower than their intrinsic or fundamental value. The reason for this undervalue could be due to a sector-specific, socio-economic or overall market slowdown.
Due to this cyclical undervaluation, the prices of such stocks will automatically return to their original value or intrinsic value while assuring great profits. But this concept involves a major focus on "finding an outstanding company at a sensible price" rather than generic companies at a bargain price. That's where Value Picker comes into the picture. Value Picker is a strategy that provides investors with a basket of quality stocks trading at a discount and lets them enjoy a margin of safety.
*Stock Screening*
Essentially, we identify the undervalued company using the following parameters
1. Price to Earnings ratio (P/E ratio)
2. Net cash flow
3. Management Quality
*Rebalancing*
The strategy is rebalanced periodically to ensure that once the margin of safety is delivered, the stocks are replaced to maintain prolonged benefits.
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