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Investing is always about buying assets with a goal of securing the best possible return on your money. But how do you judge whether your investments are positioned to get the best possible return?
Growth investing offers one answer to that question: Buy companies that are growing their revenue, profits or cash flow at an above-average rate. There are other strategies, however, like GARP investing and value investing, that offer different approaches.
Let’s take a closer look at growth investing and some of the alternatives to its high-valuation, high-growth formula.