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T oday, we are delving deeper into the realm of investing, building upon the foundational knowledge covered in previous classes. Having navigated chapters 12 to 15 of our course, we are now shifting our focus exclusively to investing. This session is dedicated to applying our learnings to the field of investing. We aim to answer questions such as: What distinguishes value and growth investing? What are the critical differences in terms of risk, return, investment objectives, and time horizon? Additionally, we'll explore key metrics crucial for both value and growth investors. We'll dive into practical examples of value and growth stocks, demonstrating how to leverage screening and portfolio analytics tools on S&P Capital IQ for effective decision-making. Let's differentiate value and growth investing: value, pioneered by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd in 1934, is a long-term strategy focusing on intrinsic value and stability. Warren Buffett's philosophy resonates wi...