How dividend reinvestment plans super charge returns
DRIPs make a lot of sense for investors especially in a weak market if you don’t need cash dividends for living expenses.
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DRIPs make a lot of sense for investors especially in a weak market if you don’t need cash dividends for living expenses.
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A retrenchment in 2022 cut costs and improved operating efficiency
After 2022 selloff shares rebound on Chat GPT news
You can never call a top or a bottom, but you will win in the long run with companies that fill needs rather than wants
Pandemic surge may be over, but the sector has a new appeal in a recessionary environment.
Last year looked like a year of rebound but optimism about reopening faded.
Studies have shown they tend to out-perform because of several energizers.
It seemed 2022 would be the year to rebound, but global events got in the way.
Investors looking for anchors in 2022 found them in infrastructure stocks, portfolio workhorses offering steady dividends.
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