Michael Wursthorn

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Find Cheap Stocks in a Hot Stock Market · 19 Nov 2019 podcast

And that value definition can stretch multiple sectors.

So you even find value within the technology sector, say, among some of the manufacturers there.

An IBM, for instance, would be considered more of a value stock than certainly a growth stock.

And that's a technology company as well as a manufacturer.

So you started to see the shift in September.

A number of things started happening then in the sense that investors were a lot more at ease with the market conditions and they were more willing to take risk.

So one of the areas they started to look was just sort of where can I get the most bang for my buck and where do I see the best value in the stock market in terms of appealing prices?

And investors started to see value stocks.

So that was the financial sector, industrial companies.

And you even saw some movements saying within health care as well as energy stocks, all those being areas where you could find value, all of them started to rise.

And they've had pretty decent performances now over the last three months.

It has been.

And a lot of that has to do with the bounce back we had from that fourth quarter sell off.

If you look across the S&P 500, a number of the most of the major sectors, I believe, without with the exception of energy, have have have had double digit gains so far this year.

So you've had a really big rise in the overall market in those first six months.

So now investors are really trying to differentiate sort of within the market where there is bigger potential for bigger gains going down the road.

So that's where they're going toward more of those cheaper valued stocks right now.

One of the ways Wall Street analysts are doing that is looking at the dispersion in terms of the valuations you're seeing between value and growth stocks.

And those being, say, fast-growing companies that have grown at a very rapid pace over the last several years.

That would include companies like Amazon.

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