The phrase "value outperformance" means that something (such as a stock, investment, or company) has performed better than others and has shown a greater increase in value compared to its competitors or a benchmark. Full definition
While the pure growth and equal weights mostly outperformed across sizes, the pure value outperformance only held in large caps. (indexologyblog.com)
Previous periods of growth outperformance, including the Nifty Fifty market of 1966 - 73 and the technology bubble of 1998 - 99, were followed by strong periods for value investing, including seven straight years of value outperformance from 2000 through 2006. (cabotwealth.com)
For equity investors, the authors» findings can be provocative because they also address alternative explanations by prominent theorists who attribute value outperformance either to extra financial risk bearing (Fama and French) or errors in extrapolating earnings growth (Lakonishok, Shleifer, and Vishny). (researchaffiliates.com)