Value Fund

A Value Fund is a type of mutual fund or investment vehicle that primarily invests in Stocks considered undervalued based on fundamental analysis. These funds seek to Capitalize on price discrepancies between a Stock’s Intrinsic Value and its market price, often focusing on companies with strong fundamentals but lower price-to-earnings ratios. An example of a Value Fund is the Vanguard Value Index Fund, which invests in large-cap companies that exhibit value characteristics. Another case is the Dodge & Cox Stock Fund, known for its long-term focus on undervalued companies across various sectors.