Investing, top-down or bottom-up?
by Radhika Kamath - HBL
A blend of top-down and bottom-up approach may work to your advantage. Further, while every style has its advantages, one must understand the limitations associated with each.
Different investors adopt different styles of investing. But their approach is governed principally by such factors as risk appetite, preference for the asset class and return expectations. Some of the popular investing styles are top-down, bottom-up, value-versus-growth, contrarian and momentum investing. A look at the top-down and bottom-up approaches to investing.
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