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Business, 26.03.2020 22:56, murphyscott794

Considered the first and lowest level of stocks. common stock 2. probably the safest investment; corporations can withstand a downturn in the economy issue 3. the most basic stock a company will issue; it carries higher risks than other stocks downturn 4. the owners of this type of stock will collect their dividends first, before the owners of common stock blue chip stocks 5. a share of profits received by a shareholder dividend 6. a financial return that has a set limit penny stocks 7. a dip in the market preferred stock 8. the act of a company selling stock fixed dividend payment

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