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Latest revision as of 10:07, 15 February 2023
1. Investment - value investment - equities.
A share or stock that appears to be trading at a low market price, compared with fundamental value indicators.
Accordingly, the share may be a pricing bargain, representing good value to invest in.
2. Market share - competition.
In competitive markets, our value share is our share of the total market, measured by revenue (rather than by volume).
