In 1994, Peter Lynch, who was one of the most successful fund managers of all time, penned an article describing the process he used to uncover bargain stocks.
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Lynch wasn't a value investor in the traditional sense. He did not follow the value style pioneered by Benjamin Graham and later revised by Warren Buffett.
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Instead, Lynch focused on finding undervalued growth companies. He wanted to buy a company that looked cheap based on its growth potential, a form of value investing that...
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