Value stocks

Value investors and holders of energy stocks will fare decently; “growth” and tech speculators should prepare for disappointment – or worse.

Value stocks best mitigate the downside; they also capture the upside. “Growth” stocks, in contrast, cope worst and suffer most.

Little-known cinema-focused tech company Vista Group International has been through a tumultuous few years.

These companies created more than US$20 trillion in shareholder wealth - roughly 10 times the size of Australia’s economy.

Conventionally defined and considering their greater risks, they outperform “growth” stocks – but not mid-caps, large caps or value stocks.

Auscap's Will Mumford says valuation divergence and AI mean there's plenty of mispricings on the ASX right now.

The top end of town is historically expensive but there's still a few companies the brokers are backing.

For a century, value has virtually always beaten growth. And despite lagging over the past decade, its prospects again exceed growth’s.

One ASX resources giant has earned a spot on this bank’s best-ideas list — thanks to its strong yield and leverage to a key commodity.

Your favourite Livewire contributors, including Rudi Filapek-Vandyck, Luke Laretive and Emanuel Datt, share their top buy and sell ideas.