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A comprehensive study of factor-investing has revealed that investors are willing to stick to value investing, despite the recent underperformance of the investing strategy. Value investing is widely known as a strategy to buy the stocks of companies that trade at less than their intrinsic or book value. In simplistic terms, that enables inventors to minimise their downside risk. But…
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