Growth stocks are those with strong potential to outperform, mostly due to prospects for stronger earnings growth. They're often considered 'high fliers' given their significant outperformance at times, such as during the tech boom in the late 1990s. But with that comes elevated risk when a downturn approaches.
Value stocks are trading below their intrinsic value and are often viewed as hidden gems in the market. Many (not all) value stocks tend to be tied to the economic cycle, which means they tend to perform well when a recession is ending and a new cycle is starting, and vice versa.
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