Bottom Up Stock selection

Bottom Up Stock selection | Definition

The process of structuring an equity portfolio based upon the relative attractiveness of individual companies and the analysis of their stocks. This method differs from the "top down" approach, which focuses on the analysis of economic, sector, and market cycle data to guide stock selection.

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