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👉 The essence of stock market investing is to find companies that are likely to be worth more in the future than they are today, but there are different ways to do that. Two of the most common approaches are known as ‘value’ and ‘growth’ investing. Incorporating both styles to create a balanced portfolio may help smooth out investment returns over time.

👉 Investors trying to build a picture of whether a company represents a sound investment can turn to a number of metrics to understand whether they are getting good value. Price-to-book value is widely used to consider a company’s share price relative to the value of its assets and can be a useful tool for identifying undervalued companies.

👉 You have spent years working hard each day to make your business a success. Now you want to secure its future. To give your business every chance of surviving and growing when you take well deserved retirement, you need to make plans for transferring your business.

👉 Achieving a good balance of risk and reward is at the heart of managing long-term savings. At one end of the scale, people can keep their money in a cash savings account, confident that they will get back exactly what they put in, with a small amount of interest on top. At the other offer stock market investments or alternative strategies the potential for greater returns over time but with no guarantees of recovering the full amount invested. How should you balance the risk?

👉 Ebitda is a widely-used metric to assess the strength and profitability of a business. It helps investors understand the operational strength of a company. It helps investors, lenders, and analysts understand the operational performance of a company, focusing on its ability to generate earnings from its core business activities. However, this measure has its limitations and works best when used alongside other financial indicators to gain a broader understanding of a company’s overall health.

[ Weekly Investment Insights ] Why did markets rise after the Fed raised interest rates? This week, Lionel De Broux, CEFA looks at the two factors behind the market reaction: renewed confidence in the Federal Reserve’s independence and a clearer commitment to bringing inflation under control. While these signals may support markets in the short term, the longer-term impact of higher interest rates on risk assets, and the economy, remains uncertain. 👉 Discover the latest market news and developments in our Weekly Investment Insights newsletter: https://lnkd.in/exQkR5JU #InvestmentInsights #FinancialMarkets #Investing