Price fluctuations mean investors have an opportunity to buy wisely when prices fall sharply, so they can sell them when prices to make a handsome profit.
This is called value investing, which essentially focus on buying assets for less than they are worth because of bearish times.
Value investing is different from growth investing, as it really is buying shares that are cheap relative to measure of some intrinsic worth like a company's earnings.
This is called value investing, which essentially focus on buying assets for less than they are worth because of bearish times.
Value investing is different from growth investing, as it really is buying shares that are cheap relative to measure of some intrinsic worth like a company's earnings.
By contrast, growth investing is about looking for fast earning growth and paying a premium for it.
So, are you a value investor or growth investor?
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