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A stock's valuation is the final factor of the Fama-French
three-factor model of investment returns. A stock's valuation is measured on a continuum from "value"
to "growth. " In broad strokes, value stocks are cheap and
growth stocks are expensive. But there are compelling
reasons why an investor might be willing to pay more for a
growth stock than a value stock. Consider a local utility company whose stock is selling for
$10 a share. The price has not changed much in the past 20
years. The company only services a specific geographic area
that is not experiencing population growth.
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04/18
5:30pm
Free NCEF Seminar: Tax and Estate Planning for Seniors by David John Marotta
04/17
6:30 pm
Free NCEF Seminar: The Best ETFs of 2012, by David John Marotta
David John Marotta was quoted in "Investment News" on tax reform and how streamlining the tax code might boost U.S. productivity.
Those with wealth look ahead and adjust their affairs
according to the tax code. But, most Americans look backward
and only hope that Uncle Sam will return some of what they
have already paid. Living in the moment and only looking
backward is a recipe for paying the most tax at the worst
time. If you are like most Americans, you filed your tax return in
mid-April and did not look at any of it during the last four
months. The tax preparation which seemed so valuable at the
time has faded like Dorothy’s memories of Oz when she
wakes up back in Kansas.
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