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- 1 year ago
How often are dividends paid?
Companies generally pay out dividends every quarter or semi-annually. However, it is best to research each company individually to figure out their dividend disbursement schedule. An easy way to do this is to examine the dividend yield.
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- 1 year ago
Is there lesser risk in IPOs compared to the stock market?
There are many risks linked to IPOs, which can make them an equally risky, if not a riskier ordeal than stocks. Due diligence is a crucial step that helps examine how an IPO could perform in the future.
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- 1 year ago
What are some pros of investing in growth shares?
Potential for capital gains: By definition, growth shares have substantial potential for capital appreciation. For example, a biotech company working on a new disease treatment could be considered a growth stock because there is potential for huge profits and capital gains if the treatment receives regulatory approval.
Exposure to emerging trends: Change in societal trends can be hugely impactful for growth stocks. For example, COVID-19 accelerated the adoption of online shopping, boosting the share prices of companies like Amazon.com, Inc during the pandemic.