Warren Buffett
Zerohedge
Grufity's Fair Value model takes all the S&P 500 stocks and divides them into separate buckets based on their attractiveness. The S&P 500 stocks put in the 'Very Cheap' bucket by the model have greatly outperformed the overall S&P 500 Index. Conversely, S&P500 stocks considered 'Very Expensive' by the model significantly underperformed the S&P500 index in the past three years. This shows the power of the model's valuation ability.
Returns of $10,000 invested in:
Very Cheap Stocks: $17,289
S&P 500 Index: $12,922
Very Expensive Stocks: $11,022
Grufity's Fair Value model does a great job in separating High Performing Stocks from Low Performing ones in the S&P 500 list.
2021 | Returns | |
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Very Cheap | 62.0% | |
Russell 2000 | 14.5% | |
Very Expensive | 5.6% |
2022 | Returns | |
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Very Cheap | -3.5% | |
Russell 2000 | -21.6% | |
Very Expensive | -33.2% |
2023 | Returns | |
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Very Cheap | 39.8% | |
Russell 2000 | 15.1% | |
Very Expensive | 16.6% |
Small Caps and Mid Caps are mostly overlooked by investors as all the focus goes to Magnificent 7. These stocks are not part of the market's beauty contest and require a deeper look. Grufity's Fair Value Model opens up this universe of Mid-Caps, Small-Caps and Micro-Caps for investments as it separates high-performing, rewarding stocks from the low-performing, risky ones. Russell 2000 stocks that were marked 'Very Cheap' by the model doubled in three years while the index was flat.
Returns of $10,000 invested in:
Very Cheap Stocks: $21,859
Russell 2000 Index: $10,334
Very Expensive Stocks: $8,224
Russell 2000 stocks considered 'Very Cheap' by the model greatly outperformed Russell 2000 index and the 'Very Expensive' bucket over past three years.