Jun, 4 2010
Style investing is a topic of considerable depth and breadth with important implications for fund investors and for the process of efficient portfolio asset allocation. We plan to approach different aspects of style investing over a forthcoming series of blog postings. In this first post we briefly introduce the concept and then examine what are arguably the two most prevalent styles employed in the equities category: value/growth and market capitalization.
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