Investors are too focused on finding “cheap” stocks in the Australian share market, argues FNArena Editor Rudi Filapek-Vandyck. He points out there is one very good reason as to why “cheap” stocks end up being “cheap”. They have a problem. Many “cheap” stocks have not performed well throughout the years behind us, he observes, occasional brief rallies notwithstanding.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, stocks that do perform and do so consistently end up being “expensive”. But does this make them a bad investment proposition? The FNArena Editor disagrees that “cheap” is always better than “expensive”. As a matter of fact, he announced investors can now invest in a Model Portfolio that is based on his research into All-Weather Performers. This Model Portfolio has performed well since inception in late 2014. And none of the All-Weather stocks involved is “cheap”.<\/p>\n
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