“The best way to do it is not to buy the 100 lowest multiple stocks. It's to go to each sector of the economy and buy the lowest multiple stocks in that sector”

Alpha Exchange · Randy Cohen, Professor of Entrepreneurship & Finance Harvard Business School Co-Founder, PEO Partners

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built a diversified low-multiple portfolio by buying the lowest-multiple stock in each sector rather than the absolute lowest multiples overall

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