S2 E3 : TYPES OF INVESTORS (VALUE, GROWTH, DIVIDENT)

👥 Meet 3 Friends at a Restaurant:

You, Aditi, and Raj are at a restaurant.

You each order different meals:

🥗 You want healthy food (good for long-term health)

🍔 Aditi wants something exciting and spicy

🍩 Raj just wants free dessert!

That’s exactly how different investors think in the stock market:

 


🧓 1. VALUE INVESTORS

“I want good companies at cheap prices”

They’re like smart shoppers at a discount sale.

They look for:

- Undervalued companies

- Solid financials

- Strong leadership

💡 They believe:

"This company is worth more than its current share price. Let me grab it while it's cheap."


🧠 Real Example:

Tata Power — Some investors bought it when it was under ₹100.
They saw its future potential and waited patiently.

Now? It’s grown multiple times.

That’s value investing. Buy low, hold long.


🚀 2. GROWTH INVESTORS

“I want companies that grow fast!”

These investors chase:

  1. New-age businesses

  2. Tech startups

  3. Fast expanding companies

They don’t care if the stock is expensive.
They care about how big it can become.


🧠 Real Example:

Zomato, Nykaa, or Adani Green — These are loved by growth investors.

They look exciting. They grow quickly.

But growth can also mean ups and downs.

 


💸 3. DIVIDEND INVESTORS

“I want regular income from my shares”

These investors love:

- Stable companies

- Regular dividend payouts

- Passive income

They don’t chase flashy growth.
They want peace of mind and steady returns.


🧠 Real Example:

HDFC Bank, ITC, or Coal India

They give dividends every year — like rent from a property.

Great for retirees or people who want money flowing in regularly.


📊 Summary Table:

 

💡 Value Investing

- Focus: Undervalued companies

- Example Companies: Tata Power, ONGC

 

🚀 Growth Investing

- Focus: Fast-growing companies

- Example Companies: Zomato, Adani Green

 

💸 Dividend Investing

- Focus: Regular cash payouts

- Example Companies: HDFC Bank, ITC


🤔 Which Type Should You Be?

You can be:

- Just one of them

- Or a mix of all three!

Many people start with dividend stocks,
explore value as they learn more,
and try growth with small amounts.


🎯 Pro Tip:

Great investors like Warren Buffett are value investors.
But even they enjoy growth and dividends from time to time.


🧠 Recap (Like Homework but Easy)

Value Investors = Look for hidden gems
Growth Investors = Chase future rockets
Dividend Investors = Want regular income
✅ You can mix and match based on your goals
✅ Know your style — and invest accordingly