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Value investing has very little to do with investing in ETFs/indexes. By definition, investing in an ETF can't be value investing, because value investing is ab
by axlee 3y ago
Value investing has very little to do with investing in ETFs/indexes. By definition, investing in an ETF can't be value investing, because value investing is about picking (yes, picking) stocks that are undervalued. And that implies going against the market. The complete opposite in buying into the market through an ETF.
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- intotheabyss 3y agoValue investing is being right when everyone else is wrong, and waiting until everyone realizes you were right all along.
- DennisP 3y agoThere are plenty of value ETFs. They even have indexes.
- axlee 3y agoVTV (to name the biggest one) has been consistently either tracking below or severely underperforming the S&P. If there is value to be found, that's not there.
- DennisP 3y agoValue stocks have always had periods during which they underperformed, and the time since 2009 has definitely been one of them.