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FUND COMMENTARY

Thrivent Mid Cap Value Fund: Defining value investing

By Graham Wong, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager | 10/31/2023

10/31/2023

 

Graham Wong, CFA, makes his case for investing in undervalued companies with improving trends as a part of his core value philosophy.

Video transcript

Host: Taking a step back, Graham, how do you define a value investing?

Wong: We manage the Fund with a more core value philosophy. We define value as the intrinsic value of companies relative to their return on invested capital profile. In other words, we’re looking for undervalued companies with improving or high profit trends. And the way we realize performance or value is that these companies have higher earnings over time and also gets a higher multiple by the market given their quality.

Graham Wong, CFA
Senior Portfolio Manager

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