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Personal Finance: Investing in Stocks
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What is a a stock?

A stock represents an ownership stake in a company as a common shareholder.

Common stocks allow shareholders to vote on company issues, with most companies granting one vote per share.

Some companies also offer stockholders dividend payouts, giving investors a stream of income on top of the market value of the stock.
 

Personal Finance: Investing in Stocks
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1. When you compare the returns on various investments over the period 1951-2010- Which of the following is shown to exceed the inflation rate by the widest margin?