Value as an investment style has been around for decades, and if executed correctly, there’s a wealth of research out there which shows that a value portfolio can outperform the market over the long-term.
However, as any seasoned value investor will tell you, correctly executing a deep value strategy is not as easy as it first appears. There’s much more to the strategy than simply buying the market’s cheapest stocks.
Even though a value approach may seem easy enough to execute, the most challenging aspect by far is simply the willingness to act: investors must have the confidence to invest in challenging markets and stimulating time periods, which may mean buying when market consensus is to sell.
Being able to generate a...
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