A stock falls 50%, and the first instinct is often to call it cheap.
But a falling price and a good investment are not the same thing. Sometimes the market is overreacting. Sometimes the business itself has weakened.
In Episode 2 of Small-Cap: Fact vs Fiction, we look at a common investing trap: assuming that a sharp correction automatically creates value.
At Care PMS, when a stock falls sharply, the question is not only how much the price has corrected. The team goes back to the business and reviews earnings power, cash flows, balance sheet strength, competitive position and management quality.
Because the real question is whether the price has fallen more than the value of the business.
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