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Jack Kokko
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March 20, 2019
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Since the end of the 2008 financial crisis, growth stocks have soared spectacularly and value stocks have remained relatively cheap. Coupled with a steady uptick in interest rates looming on top of an already questionable global economy, value investors are beginning to see new opportunities on the horizon. But how can investors avoid falling into the “value trap?”
Value investors take many quantitative factors into consideration when reviewing a stock for purchase. Factors such as a stocks relative valuation to the market, yields, foreign exchange volatility, and inflation. But, it’s the qualitative research that allows investors to spot the market catalysts and prevent them from falling into the value trap.
AlphaSense allows investors to conduct the qualitative research needed to predict changes that can affect a company’s valuation. AlphaSense platform is intuitive and easy to use so users can immediately:
Any investor can pull financials from various systems with little difficulty. AlphaSense gives investors a competitive edge by allowing them to understand what the market is saying, what management is discussing, and how competitors are positioning themselves.
Advancements in technology have allowed investors to gain information more quickly, however, with that comes a deluge of information and noise to sift through. AlphaSense allows users to intuitively filter out information “noise” that comes from thousands of data points, and view documents based on multi-factor relevance scoring, helping users easily identify relevant information.
While value investing tends to outperform growth investing over the long-term, not seeing a stock in the full context of the market can be the difference between identifying a catalyst vs. falling victim to the value trap. Instead of being caught by surprise by the shifts in a stock’s valuation, predict them.
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