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To be honest the state of the economy is looking quite bleak right across the west. As we saw in Q1 of 2021 the market is moving more away from growth and into value, and I completely agree that this will be the way for a few years to come now. And I’ve made some incredible gains since January by focusing on value investing.
I found a sight of a fintech company, called ‘Valstox’, that data mines the financials and makes valuations across every stock in the USA + others. I bought some of their stocklists and used their recommendations & have made over 45% on value stocks in 10 weeks.
They sell this data of valuations and present stocklists of the most undervalued stocks on an exhcange, at really good price!
I would really recommend you checking this out: https://www.valstox.com/shop
I think that Value Investing is the smart move, there’s no moon shooting in equities, it’s all just about holding wealth and letting it growth faster than the rate of inflation!
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Hi. Stumbled across this blog. With regard to value, it is increasingly hard to find at the moment. I am primarily a value investor that favors the safety of blue chip stocks. To assist me in this I subscribe to IQTrends. com, a newsletter that covers a select group of about 250 divivend paying blue chips, that have paid dividends for 25 years or more. It has a formula based on dividend yield of each particular stock that determines if the stock is over valued or undervalued based on repitetive patterns of dividend yeild that show where the particular stock is in the market cycle (the four categories are (1) undervalued (good value buy), (2) rising trend, (3) over valued (sell area) and (4) declining, a 10% or more drop from over valued. I am not suggesting getting the newsletter as it is not particularly usefule in the current economic climate, but am rather, writing this explanation because when 80% or more of the stocks they cover are listed as undervalued this has coincided with historic stock market bottoms and when 17% or less of the stocks they cover are lsted as undervalued this has coincided with historic market tops. The current newsletter list less then 12% of stocks as being undervalued. Now this can of course go on for awhioe, and money can be made if stocks go up, but currently very few stocks are n value investment territory…
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