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Strategy of the Week: The Peter Lynch P/E/Growth Investor Model

Validea

By using the PEG ratio, Lynch sought to identify stocks that were not only growing quickly but also trading at valuations that made sense relative to that growth. Model Performance & Return History Since its inception on Validea in 2003, the 20-stock, monthly rebalanced Peter Lynch-based portfolio has delivered a 1,142.0%

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The Contrarian’s Guide: Inside David Dreman’s Value Investment Strategy

Validea

Beyond Cheap: Quality Matters While valuation was crucial, Dreman wasn’t interested in just any cheap stock. over five years from 2003-2008, nearly quadrupling the S&P 500’s gain. The strategy showed particular strength in 2003, 2004, and 2006, with returns exceeding 30% in each of those years.

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Strategy of the Week: Ben Graham Value Investor Model

Validea

His model is both conservative and disciplined, focusing on balance sheet strength and attractive valuations. Moderate Valuation (P/E 15) Limiting how much you pay for earnings ensures you dont overpay for future growth that may never materialize. Reasonable Price/Book Ratio (P/B P/E 22) A safeguard against excessive valuations.

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Strategy of the Week: The Motley Fool Small-Cap Growth Investor Model

Validea

A companys price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio must be in line with or lower than its earnings growth rate to ensure valuation remains attractive. Small Cap Growth Models Risk and Return Stats Since 2003, the ten stock, tax efficient portfolio has delivered a 13.5% annualized return (1,455% cumulative) , far outpacing the S&P 500s 8.4%

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Small Cap Value: Waiting for the Jumpstart

Validea

By Justin Carbonneau ( Twitter | LinkedIn | YouTube ) — Over the past few weeks, I’ve seen a number of charts highlighting the opportunity in small-cap stocks given their absolute and relative valuations. The chart below, also from our market valuation tool, compares small cap value to large cap growth stocks. Only 12.4%

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Recency Bias!!!

Walkner Condon Financial Advisors

As these tables can take a while to be published or readily available, let’s for now break the past twenty years of available market data into two 10-year periods: 2003-2012 and 2013-2022. In the more recent decade not including 2023 (2003-2012), U.S. During the 2003-2012 period, U.S. Large Cap, Developed ex-U.S.

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Manager Q&A: Mick Dillon and Bertie Thomson, Global Leaders Strategy

Brown Advisory

Companies generating ROIC of 25%+ in 2003 sustained that level a decade later 83 percent of the time. As seen below, companies generating high ROIC in 2003 were still still generating high ROIC in2013 in 83% of instances." as featured in the book, “Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies, University Edition."