Why Dividend Paying Stocks Tend to Fall Less During Bear Markets
Saturday September 29, 2007
During depressions, recessions, bear markets, and crashes, dividend paying stocks typically fare much better than their non-dividend paying counterparts. Not only do they fall less, they tend to recover faster due to reinvestment. Discover the four reasons that dividend paying stocks are less risky during times of market turmoil. Image property of Getty Images
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October 2, 2007
Dear Mr. Advisor,
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Thanking you in advance, sir, for your assistance, I am,
Sincerely yours,
Steve Solomon
Stephen A. Solomon, MBA
Owner
Total Quality Photo
http://www.totalqualityphoto.com
steve@totalqualityphoto.com
(469) 583-0335