Growth stocks represent companies that aim to grow revenue at least 20% annually with the possibility to becoming a much larger company over time.
Value stocks represent well established companies with attractive P/E ratios in stable sectors.
Each type of investment has certain risks and benefits.
Tarik Pierce is the founder of InvestorTrip.com and regularly contributes articles to this website. He studied Economics at Dartmouth College and invests in stocks & crypto.
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