The Risks & Rewards of Deep Value Investing

The video discusses deep value investing, focusing on cash-rich balance sheets and strong businesses. It introduces the Zigler ETF, emphasizing the acquirer's multiple metric. The fund's holdings, mainly in insurance and banks, are analyzed, highlighting their undervaluation. Challenges in value investing are addressed, noting the historical spread between overvalued and undervalued stocks. The fund's strategy, active share, and reception by institutional investors are also covered.

What is the primary focus of the deep value investing approach mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker define their preferred metric for value investing?

What are the current holdings of the Zig ETF, and what percentage do they represent?

What challenges do value investors face in the current market environment according to the text?

What is the significance of the term 'active share' in relation to the fund discussed?