Value stocks have largely been left behind as AI put a charge into their growth-focused peers.
NEW YORK: As fervour for artificial intelligence sweeps Wall Street, some investors are seeking bargains in more conventional areas of the stock market.
Value stocks, typically defined as companies trading at a discount on metrics such as book value or price-to-earnings, have largely been left behind as AI put a charge into their growth-focused peers.
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