Value and Recession
The discussion dives into the complexities of value investing during recessions, highlighting how historical context shapes performance expectations. Both Barry and Michael emphasize the limitations of drawing conclusions from a small sample size, pointing out that value stocks often suffer during economic downturns, particularly when financials dominate portfolios. They also touch on the philosophical implications of market efficiency, questioning the predictability of recessions in relation to value's protective qualities.In this clip
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