Value vs Growth Stocks - What's Moving the Markets?

Short Informational Video for investment professionals.
IFT has launched this new series of videos, where we talk about different phenomenon in current financial markets. Our Lead Instructor, Murtaza Shahbazkar, CFA who shares his opinion in these videos has 16 years of practical experience I the investment industry.
Disclaimer: This is not investment advice. Investors should conduct proper due diligence before making investment decisions.

[@financesmasher9248]

Insightful! I am an undergrad finance major, and from this 15 minute video, I have learned how to determine the growth and value stocks, how they were performing before the spike in inflation and how they are currently forming and how to determine a good value stocks through analyst estimates. With reading the academic books, these kinds of videos are so helpful to have a vast amount of knowledge about what is happening in the financial markets. Thank you so much, Sir and it is my earnest request that, please make more of these videos so that the finance major undergraduate students like me can learn more about the financial markets and the Finance industry.

[@TosifMomin]

Very good explanation. I am not cfa but I m following your challan to Learn. Your data is valuable. Thank you.

[@utkarshshivhare4533]

thank you sir

[@rishavdas6944]

If we take Unilever, then the P/BV of the company atleast in Indian equity markets is huge. Going by the p/bv we can say that the company is a growth company. But the company is actually in a mature Industry (FMCG) Can you clarify? If the p/bv of a c/o. is low we say that it is a value company and vice versa for growth c/o.

[@MurtazaShahbazker]

Rishav, a high price to book ratio doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a growth company. It could also be because the company has a lot of goodwill which is not there on the books because IFRS doesn’t allow majority of internally generated intangible assets to be there on the books. Unilever has a lot of brands that were internally generated so these brands asset value won’t be there on their books but the market is valuing them.

[@MurtazaShahbazker]

@Lalchhanchhuaha Hmar the CFA qualification is a professional qualification where in addition to passing the exam you need to also complete 48 months (4 years) of professional work experience related to investment management. So when you study the material for CFA exams and also apply it practically then the end result is a good grip on financial markets. Of course it needs to be done with dedication and hard work.