New Delhi, May 5 -- Anyone serious about stock investing has likely heard of value investing and growth investing. These are two of the most widely adopted investment strategies, embraced by investors across experience levels and geographies.

Many investors swear by these approaches, applying their principles rigorously. Others take a more flexible view, borrowing elements of each. But what do these strategies really mean?

Warren Buffett, widely regarded as the world's most successful investor, once said: "All investing is value investing." That's because value investing is based on a simple idea: identify a company's intrinsic value and buy its stock at a discount. This approach was pioneered by Benjamin Graham, known as the father of ...