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Is Value Investing Dead by Vitaly Casanelson of ContrarianEdge.com?

Question. According to many market commentators, Value Investing doesn't work the way it used to,

and some tout statistics that growth has outperformed value over the last decade.

How do you rebut that view? Answer. There are two answers to that question.

My first answer is within the bounds of your growth and value constructs,

wherein you take a valuation metric, let's say price to earnings, and divide the market into two halves,

the top expensive half to find as growth stocks, and the bottom cheap half, the value stocks.

That's a very arbitrary and crude way to look at it, but this is what research services do to make this growth versus value comparison.

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