Bottom-Up Investing

A strategy which calls for emphasis on the analysis of a specific stock as opposed to analysis of its industry or the economy.

Bottom-up investors are usually very savvy about the companies they research and invest in. This method is rarely applied by individual investors, instead it is more often applied by institutional investors who have more manpower and time to dedicate to research. People like Buffett spend all day reading newspapers and financial reports of companies from A to Z(the rest of the time is spent playing bridge). Can you?

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