Not exact matches
I suppose it has most resembled a blue -
chip stock: fairly
stable, more ups
than downs, and gradually trending upward over time.
Only the most
stable, blue -
chip, dividend - paying stocks should be purchased, and even then you should write in the money calls with your only goal to generate a return higher
than the borrowing cost.
Again, keep your expectations tempered — the iShares Core High Dividend ETF still delivers just more
than 3 % in yield, but it's a clear improvement on the market average, and this fund ensures you're still invested in big,
stable blue -
chip stocks.
In other words, the probability of the return on the small - cap stock being farther away from the mean or expected rate of return is greater
than the
stable blue
chip dividend stock.
What interested me most was to be very immediate, very engaged in the development of new things and new ideas, to be a patron in that way, rather
than developing a
stable of potential blue
chip artists.
It does nt matter which GPU has higher peak performance in benchmark tests, it's more important which performance can be run
stable for a longer time and there the Snapdragon
chip usually thottles faster
than the Exynos
chip.