Depending on the type, investors rely on different stock strategies. The most popular are Value & Growth. These are substance and growth stocks , so on the one hand, for example, Coca-Cola or Walmart and on the other hand about coveted FANG shares, ie Facebook , Amazon , Netflix and Google.

Value & Growth: often flowing transitions

The latter, in particular, have quickly become stock market giants and make stock names seem almost boring. Star investors Warren Buffet , the most famous representative of the Value Strategy , shows that they are able to generate a considerable return .

No wonder people like to look at value and growth stocks. An almost classic dispute, in which, however, already the rough comparison “Value & Growth “does not always work so easily, for example when growth stocks mature into companies with real substance.

This is shown for example by Microsoft. The stock is among those that can be accommodated in both camps. It is listed both in the MSCI World Value and in the Growth Index. These indices are the basis for ETFs that can be used on both strategies. With their wide dispersion, they reduce the risk, and with the mapping of the special indices, they simplify matters considerably. ... 

Many investors just look at the price of a stock.

But the market is just what you pay for.

The value is what you get.

For a company whose market value has risen sharply in the past, many consider it expensive, a stock that has fallen for a bargain.

The question must always be: What do I get value for the price?

What is the intrinsic or true value of a company and what price is paid on the stock market for the company? This difference is of great importance to value investors.

Even top companies sometimes have problems.

The stock market then tends to “punish” these companies disproportionately.

These situations have often been very good buying opportunities in the past, because top companies usually overcome their problems and emerge stronger from crises.

It also happens that companies improve their earnings and earnings year after year, but the market ignores the ever-improving starting position.

The stock is thus always cheaper at unchanged price relative to their value.

What do you have to do if you want to trade in the value principles of Buffett, Graham? You need to know what quality means in a company and how you can specifically determine that. ... 

One of the best stock market strategy is to invest in high performance dividend stocks, which means investing in securities that will produce large and growing dividends over time. In order to fully understand the strengths of this strategy, it is essential to understand what type of stocks should be invested, and to fully understand the concept of “cost-efficiency”. We’ll see in this article how a performance-based investment strategy works, what is “cost-efficiency” and how this notion will help you create increasing passive incomes over time, and to conclude we’ll give some examples of the returns that can be obtained after a few years with this strategy.

How to well invest in high performance dividend stocks?

Investing in performance stocks is to choose securities that will pay you more and more each year while increasing in value. If you choose poor quality securities, they will pay you maybe a big dividend today, but it is likely that they will pay you less tomorrow, because if the company is not extremely strong, it won’t be able to clear enough cash to pay dividends due. So it’s important to start by choosing stocks that pay you a reasonable and sustainable dividend in time. If you would like to know more about this topic, I invite you to read the following article explaining where are the best dividend stocks. ... 

I often mentioned on this site of stock strategies based on performance and dividends. Because it is the investment method that I have personally chosen, that I know it works, and that it is relatively simple to implement. That said this method is not the only one that can earn long-term returns above the average.

However, solid, profitable and time-tested stock strategies are not as many as we think: In my opinion, there are only five of them robust enough and sufficiently tested by serious academic research to be worthy of interest. Without further delay, here is a guide to the 5 best strategies for investing in the stock market.

What you will learn in this article:

• A very simple strategy that makes it possible to beat 90% of the players in the stock markets
• More complex strategies with annual returns of 25 to 30% per year
• The difference between an active strategy and a passive strategy
• The Pros, Cons and detailed performance of each strategy

The best passive strategies for investing in the stock market

Passive strategies consist of simply investing in stock market indices (such as S&P500, Dow Jones), they are said to be “passive” because they do not seek to do better than the indices, only to replicate them as more accurate as possible. These strategies have the advantage of being very little time-consuming, and you will not need a great knowledge of the stock markets to be effective. ...