Investing in undervalued, solid companies
The „Value“ factor strategy focuses on shares that are favourably valued in relation to their fundamentals. Value ETFs filter companies according to key figures such as price/earnings ratio, price/book ratio or cash flow valuation. The aim is to systematically identify undervalued companies that have long-term catch-up potential.
🔍 What does „value“ mean?
Value indices select companies on the basis of classic valuation ratios. Typical criteria:
- Low price/earnings ratio (P/E ratio)
- Low price-to-book ratio (P/B ratio)
- High free cash flow
- Stable profits
- Solid balance sheet structure
The idea: markets often exaggerate - value stocks can therefore be valued too favourably at times.
🧭 Why is the value strategy interesting?
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