What is Growth Investing?

Growth Investors typically aim for stocks, whose earnings are anticipated to expand faster than the market. Even if a company's stock price is high when looked at through the lens of its price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio, growth investors may not shy away from such sectors or companies if growth potential is identified. Such growth companies typically are gauged by a core quality of reinvestment of revenues in new ventures than distribute dividends to shareholders.

Typically, some growth stocks may have the potential for alpha returns on the back of high-risk taking abilities which makes growth investing riskier than other types of investment strategies. This eventually defines the profile of growth-hunting investors.

Why Growth Investing in Current Scenario?

The current world order has never been more volatile. From pandemics to geo-political events and from climate change to cryptocurrency turmoil, citizens of the world are witnessing a paradigm shift in the socio-economic and geo-political environment.

Amid such turbulence, many businesses and sectors have corrected in valuation and business models are getting transformed which translates to a probability of lower risk against a potentially new horizon of returns in the future – sounding like the school of growth investing!

What Will You Learn?

• What is Growth Investing?
• Common Types of Growth Stocks
• Differentiating Value and Growth Investing
• Why Growth Investing (covering short-term and long-term perspective)?
• What are the Risks Associated with Growth Investing?
• How to look for Company’s Growth Plans and Outlook in Filings?
• Key Metrices to Identify Growth Stocks for Intelligent Decision Making
• Data Insights on 10 ASX Growth Stocks in Spotlight