Beware False Prophets: Focus on the Logic of Value
Andrew Dyson offers investors a different outlook on the relationship between growth and value factors, a better perspective on the “Is Value Dead?” debate.
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Andrew Dyson offers investors a different outlook on the relationship between growth and value factors, a better perspective on the “Is Value Dead?” debate.
Our research shows this may be a great opportunity for value investing, as growth stocks reprice downward.
Cheap stocks have been underperforming for the last 18 months, while expensive stocks are overperforming.
In his first quarterly letter to clients, Andrew Dyson shares QMA's more balanced perspective on the current attention being showered on big data and AI-illustrating the limits of the hype.
Combines behavioral finance with valuation theory to provide a framework for identifying stocks most affected by specific biases.
Andrew Dyson describes false patterns in Big Data Investing in a FundFire interview.
Discusses smart beta, answering common questions and comparing these products to QMA's actively managed strategies.
George Patterson, PhD, CFA, CFP, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer shares his accomplishments and strategic direction for QMA.