Value portfolios pick strong, profitable companies at reasonable prices (lower P/E and P/B) for a margin of safety — ideal if you want calm, disciplined investing without paying for hype.

Income portfolios focus on companies with meaningful dividend yield and sustainable payout ratios — suited for investors who want regular cash flow alongside capital growth.

Growth portfolios select companies with strong recent earnings or revenue growth while avoiding extreme valuations — for investors who back accelerating businesses.

Quality portfolios favor high return on equity, strong operating margins, and moderate debt — for long-term investors who trust proven winners.

Balanced portfolios blend profitability, valuation, growth, and income signals in one balanced portfolio — the all-round choice if you do not want to bet on a single style.

Momentum portfolios ride market momentum: they keep big winners, rotate cash into fresh strength, and use adaptive trailing stops — for active investors who follow price action closely. They work from price candles only, including Egypt.