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In the wake of a prosperous CY2023, concerns about a potential market correction surfaced among investors, casting a shadow over CY2024. Overvaluation in some segments of the stocks added to investors’ worries. Some mutual fund houses decided to restrict the fund flows into schemes focusing on small-cap stocks, which in turn played on the investors’ sentiment.
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If you're fortunate to have money that you don't need to cover your living expenses or pay down debt and are looking to invest it in the stock market, you've come to the right place. Here are two exceptional businesses that are set to deliver many years of handsome returns to investors who buy their shares today. Visa Economies all over the world are shifting from cash payments to digital@
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If you are looking for a dividend stock, Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE: TD) and its 5.4% or so dividend yield might just pop up on your radar screen. After all, the S&P 500 index yields just 1.3% and the average bank about 3%. Any way you cut it, TD Bank's yield is attractive. But there are reasons for the high yield that you need to know before deciding if buying this dividend stock.
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