In a recent Forbes article, CEO and Portfolio Manager Will Nasgovitz shares his insights into why value investing remains a crucial strategy, even in today’s unpredictable market. Will discusses the importance of valuation, the role of Heartland’s 10 Principles of Value Investing™, and how our value-focused approach allows us to uncover overlooked opportunities, particularly within small- and mid-cap stocks.
For a closer look at Will’s perspective, we invite you to read the full article below.
We are providing a link to the Forbes article "4 Reasons Value Investing Is Not Dead" for more information.
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