Value investing refers to the investing method that picks undervalues securities as reflected from several indicators in comparison with the prices. This concept introduced by Graham and Dodd in 1934 and then became more popular since it mentioned by a renowned investor such as Warren Buffett. On the contrary, the growth investing style emphasizes more on the asset that is expected to grow relatively faster in the future. Many studies on value investing have been performed in both developed countries and developing countries to find the pattern and evaluate the investment return. In this article, the author is trying to test whether the value investing method able to outperform growth investing in the Indonesian stock market from 2003 - 2019. The results of the comparison between the two strategies inferred that the value investing slightly performs better than the growth strategy although statistically, they are equal.