An investment style that builds portfolios with securities that have the potential to achieve above average earnings growth, with limited consideration paid to the current price of the security.
An investment style that seeks to identify stocks that tend to offer greater-than-average earnings growth and price momentum. Growth stocks typically trade at higher prices relative to earnings than value stocks, due to their higher expected earnings growth. GTC - See Good-Til-Cancelled (Open) Order.
An investment style employed by investment managers who invest in companies that have superior growth prospects. Generally, these companies have higher price to earnings and price to book ratios and lower dividend yields.
Definition - This style of investing looks to identify stocks which are expected to grow based on strong revenues and earnings. At AmeriCap - We believe that successful investments are characterized by strong revenue and earnings growth that are sustainable over time. Our process seeks to identify such companies by looking at historical, as well as expected growth criteria.
An investment strategy focused on growth stocks.
Investment is focussed on growth stocks, i.e. those stocks which have exhibited strong earnings or growth or are expected to show this in the future.
Growth investors buy shares in companies that exhibit signs of above- average growth, even if the share price appears expensive in terms of metrics such as price-to-earning or price-to-book ratios. This style contrasts with the value investing although this is disputed by Warren Buffett who believes that styles are “ joined at the hip,” Investors who stick to a single style are likely to experience sustained losses.