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Clients sometime ask why we don’t own a particular stock; usually the stock in question is a highflyer that has been in the news and just made an enormous move in price. Or they might ask if we are considering the purchase of a fallen angel, a revered company that the market believes has lost its way.
To answer, it is important to note that a “good company” does not always make for a “good stock” just as a “bad stock” does not always make for a “bad company”. Today we go in-depth with our very own: Bob Morgenthau & Jeb Breece to discuss the ongoing Price vs Value debate.
By Cannell and SpearsClients sometime ask why we don’t own a particular stock; usually the stock in question is a highflyer that has been in the news and just made an enormous move in price. Or they might ask if we are considering the purchase of a fallen angel, a revered company that the market believes has lost its way.
To answer, it is important to note that a “good company” does not always make for a “good stock” just as a “bad stock” does not always make for a “bad company”. Today we go in-depth with our very own: Bob Morgenthau & Jeb Breece to discuss the ongoing Price vs Value debate.