Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices
The long-term performance of a portfolio of dividend-paying stocks has been discussed in detail in the investment literature as a sound long-term investment strategy.
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DGRO And NOBL: Dividend Growth Plays. Great Investments - Some Of The Time
Summary
- They are superb long-term investments.
- The reason they have underperformed since March 2020.
- A look at the risks, opportunities, and alternatives.
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