Bottom-Up Investing

This portrays an investing approach in which a manager centers most importantly around the possibilities of an individual company, as opposed to overall economic or market trends.

Features

• Bottom-up investing is an investment approach that spotlights on breaking down individual stocks and de-underscores the significance of macroeconomic and market cycles.
• Bottom-up investors center around a specific company and its fundamentals, though top-down investors center around the industry and economy.
• The bottom-up approach accepts individual companies can do well even in a failing to meet expectations industry.