Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Growth Vs Value Investing" video.

  1. 4:06 That's Keith Gill's investment philosophy
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  2. P is for price of company, E is for earnings of company. The lower this number is, the more money you get for every dollar you invest. Think of it this way: You buy a house to rent out, and after 20 years you made enough money after expenses to pay for the house. The PE ratio of that investment is 20.
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  3. That tends to be the same as value since everyone chases big dividend numbers.
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  4. Your definition of value and growth are different from professionals. The definition Richard is using is value has low PE and growth has higher PE.
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  5. You're defining the terms different from the professionals. The conventional definition is value has below average PE, and growth has above average.
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  6. Most people would agree, but if you're not interested there's no need to say so
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  7. Not necessarily. Since the definition of growth is above average PE, many safe corporations are categorized as growth. I.E. Johnson and Johnson have been paying regular dividends for a century, so they are priced as growth. American gun makers are priced as value because investors fear tightening regulation, even though they stand to grow with the population.
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  8. What? This is finance channel
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  9. What corrections?
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  10. How much did you lose day trading?
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