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Value went through the longest and deepest dry spell in history from 2007 to summer of 2020. Growth stocks are more expensive and deserve a premium multiple. Rob arnott says growth stocks are better companies and deserve to be valued more. Home investing strategy portfolio strategy value's u-turn.

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