The classification of a share into either the growth or value category:

A) does not, of itself imply anything about the merits of each group or about stock selection
B) primarily stems from market analysts in regards to the classification into growth and value
C) all of the above
D) none of these choices

Question

The classification of a share into either the growth or value category:

A) does not, of itself imply anything about the merits of each group or about stock selection
B) primarily stems from market analysts in regards to the classification into growth and value
C) all of the above
D) none of these choices

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The classification of a share into either the growth or value category does not,of itself,imply anything about the merits of each group or about stock selection.After all it is the comparison of current market price to perceived intrinsic value that determines whether a share should be purchased or sold.The importance of the classification into growth and value primarily stems from the results of research into the performance of the two groups.

The Classification of a Share into Either the Growth or Value