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In this video, we discuss the question: Will Value stocks outperform Growth stocks in the near future?  History shows that there are long periods where Value stock returns are significantly higher.

Value companies are equities priced below their intrinsic worth compared to key financial data like dividends, earnings, or sales. Growth stocks have higher price to earnings ratios compared to Value investments.  Growth stocks have expected value with potential for future above-average growth in terms of profits, sales, or market share. Many times, analysts forecast Growth stock earnings one year in advance with expectation that the companies’ earnings will catch up with their higher market prices in the next year.

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