The Impact of Technological Innovation on the U.S. Equity Market and the Value-Growth Continuum

November 05, 2018 | ,

2018 Investment Symposium flash talk by Samantha T. Grant, CFA, CAIA

Since the 2008 financial crisis, investors have flocked to new and innovative growth stocks over more traditional and seemingly boring value stocks. This is not the first time investors have favored growth over value, and surely it will not be the last. In this session, we will discuss what makes the current growth cycle different from previous growth cycles, the companies at the forefront of the technology wave and what could cause the market to reverse course and favor value over growth.

A summary of this flash talk can be downloaded here.

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