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    Value Stocks

     

    Value stocks are opposite to growth stocks and attract investors not by growth perspectives but by stable cash and dividend flow. Market ratios (P/E, P/B and other) of value stocks are low and together with high dividend yield that makes them attractive investments.

     

    Proper value stocks should have these attributes:

     

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