Allowing big winners to grow is a proven strategy employed by Buffett and Munger. The magic behind the strategy and the risks of concentrated positions are examined.

Risk-taking versus value creation should be the strategic mantra. Risk-taking is better understood as a graduated rather than binary approach to business value creation, ...

Risk refers to the possibility an asset will lose value, while volatility is the likelihood that there will be a sudden swing or big change in its price.

Value investing tends to be lower risk because it focuses on finding discounted stocks that are fundamentally sound. ... Momentum vs. Value Investing: Which Is Better?

Risk is the possibility that an investment will fail to achieve an expected return and/or lose some or all of its value. In some instances, risk and return are directly correlated.

Our job is to reduce clients’ risk factors by creating value in our campaigns. Other than offering a cheap price, this is something mechanized buying services have a hard time doing.

The gap between value and growth has narrowed since the most recent market peak on Aug. 16, with value stocks ahead of growth by 6.8 percentage points. Growth vs. Value Performance ...

Value investing tends to be lower risk because it focuses on finding discounted stocks that are fundamentally sound. ... Momentum vs. Value Investing: Which Is Better?