Mosaic theory (investments)

Mosaic theory is a way of investing that tries to find companies that are underpriced (meaning they are worth more money than can be bought for) by taking into account different types of information. It looks at things like what the company does, how well it is run, how its products are doing, and what its competitors are doing. By collecting this kind of information and putting it all together, investors can get an idea of what a company is worth and make decisions about if they want to invest in it.