Value investors look for companies they can buy for less than their estimate of present value. That estimate often uses financial-statement criteria such as book value, sales, cash flows or earnings. Value investors may look further for hidden value such as management ownership of a company’s stock, patents or special market niches for a company’s products. They may even look at what a company is worth in a possible takeover. A value fund manager will tend to have a portfolio of companies that trade at below-average price/earnings and price/book value ratios. What’s more, many companies in value portfolios pay higher-than-average dividends. (See also Momentum Investing and Sector Rotation Investing.)
Money Reporter •2021-04-08 •
Make sure you have exposure to value funds as well as growth funds now. We currently favour Canadian equity funds over their US counterparts.
Fiscal stimulus and ultra-low interest rates helped Read More
Money Reporter •2021-03-04 •
Make sure you have exposure to value funds as well as growth funds now. We currently favour Canadian equity funds over their US counterparts.
Fiscal stimulus and ultra-low interest rates helped Read More
Money Reporter •2021-02-03 •
Make sure you have exposure to value funds as well as growth funds now. We currently favour Canadian equity funds over their US counterparts.
Fiscal stimulus and ultra-low interest rates helped Read More
Money Reporter •2020-10-27 •
In our view, a more important factor than style, declared or otherwise, is a manager’s discipline to his or her particular set of decision-making criteria.
Value investing and growth investing. In Read More
Investor's Digest of Canada •2020-10-07 •
“The shift in our society has been exacerbated. When government funding runs out, that would be apparent,” says Guy Lapierre. “You don’t replace the income of a 747 pilot with Read More
Investor's Digest of Canada •2020-09-07 •
“The shift in our society has been exacerbated. When government funding runs out, that would be apparent,” says Guy Lapierre. “You don’t replace the income of a 747 pilot with Read More
The MoneyLetter •2020-03-12 •
Behavioural finance analyst Ken Norquay says buying energy stocks after the next bear market ends will be like buying the Dow Jones Industrials in mid-1932.
Modern journalism is characterized by repetition. Read More
The MoneyLetter •2020-02-20 •
Behavioural finance analyst Ken Norquay says buying energy stocks after the next bear market ends will be like buying the Dow Jones Industrials in mid-1932.
Modern journalism is characterized by repetition. Read More
Money Reporter •2018-09-17 •
TD Entertainment and Communications Fund is a buy for above-average appreciation potential if you’re willing to accept a higher level of risk to achieve that goal.
We’ve added TD Entertainment Read More
Money Reporter •2018-06-19 •
TD Entertainment and Communications Fund is a buy for above-average appreciation potential if you’re willing to accept a higher level of risk to achieve that goal.
We’ve added TD Entertainment Read More
The Investment Reporter •2017-10-01 •
Benjamin Graham wrote that investors should mostly ignore the stock market. They should buy only bargain stocks that the market greatly undervalues. And sell only shares that the market has Read More
Investor's Digest of Canada •2017-09-24 •
At this silver mine it apparently pays to get the lead out. Investor’s Digest of Canada columnist Mike Kachanovsky has found a silver mining stock with enough revenue from its Read More
Investor's Digest of Canada •2017-05-04 •
New Jersey Mining Company explores and develops gold, silver, and base metals properties in the Coeur d’Alene mining district of northern Idaho. Junior mining stock specialist Mike Kachanovsky says this Read More
Money Reporter •2016-06-13 •
The Money Reporter has added Fidelity Canadian Large Cap Fund to its top-40 list of Canada’s best mutual funds.
Fidelity Canadian Large Cap (Series B fund code: FID231 (FE)) aims to Read More
Money Reporter •2015-12-24 •
Occasionally, when a mutual fund becomes so famous for its characteristics, many think of it as just a cliché. When it comes to extra long term success in international investing, Read More
The Investment Reporter •2015-09-22 •
AutoCanada earned less in the first half of 2015. And its share price has fallen enough that it’s been reduced to the bargain basement stocks section at this price based Read More
Investor's Digest of Canada •2015-08-19 •
Despite hand-wringing over America’s rising debt levels, U.S. markets continue to lead the world and the S&P 500 Composite Index has risen sharply over the past six years. Keith Richards, Read More
The Investment Reporter •2015-07-15 •
Underpriced slower-growing companies are often better investments than overpriced fast-growing companies. In other words, value investing often pays more than growth investing.
Jeremy Siegel is a professor Read More
The Investment Reporter •2015-05-07 •
AutoCanada’s share price has plunged even though its earnings are expected to rise further this year and next. It remains a buy for value investors seeking a share price recovery Read More
Money Reporter •2014-09-03 •
Teck Resources Limited (TSX—TCK.B) is a diversified resource company with business units focused on copper, steelmaking, coal, zinc and energy. The company owns or has an interest in 13 mines Read More
The MoneyLetter •2014-08-07 •
“This year’s Annual General Meeting could not have mirrored today’s real-life world and stock markets better. What a template! Talk about proven – and inspirational – value investing.”
So enthused Michael Read More
Canadian Mutual Fund Adviser •2013-12-27 •
Canadian Mutual Fund Adviser, MPL Communications Inc.
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The Canadian stock market may yet catch up to the U.S. market. Or perhaps the U.S. Read More
