Question 2 (20 points) Our investment approach has outperformed the market over the long term, but it requires restraint and patience. It can mean periods of short-term underperformance while we wait for the market to recognise the value we've identified in shares. Our funds can look markedly unlike those of our peers. You'll need to be sure that you're comfortable holding a fund that looks and performs differently from the others in your portfolio. Required which of the options below best summarizes the investment philosophy described above? This is an active management strategy with a contrarian feel, looking at opportunity to avoid the herd effect in the market coupled with the opportunity to profit from value investment strategy This a growth investment mindset with long term outlook, watching out for market corrections as they occur. This is a active management strategy but with growth mindset, looking for opportunities to make long term profit This is a passive buy and hold strategy requiring longterm patience for market anomaly to be corrected