Value investing can be incredibly difficult because of how the market and investors work. Just because I think a company is undervalued based on my analysis of the business and its fundamentals, it doesn’t necessarily mean the rest of the market will feel the same. That means there’s no guarantee the stock will trade up to intrinsic value. One way of getting around this problem is to invest in undervalued businesses with an upcoming value catalyst on the horizon. This could be anything from a sale of business assets and return of capital to an acquisition of the corporation or…
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