I am trying to establish a new long-term because I had to sell mine to deal with a family matter.
I have always been a huge fan of dividend stocks because I can gradually increase my equity in that way, but now that I am in my mid-30s, I want to try something else.
I am considering a 50/50 growth/divided approach and am seeking general agreement from the knowledgeable minds on Reddit.
Which growth stock, if you had to DCA (let us say $200 each month), would you pick?
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I will most likely invest in the industry that will benefit from the upcoming economic era.
The next stage should be favorable for commodities; the increase in copper prices is a sign that the economy is changing, but this is still early, as there is no vaccine available and the pandemic is still spreading over the globe.
Contemplating purchasing a little quantity of Applied Materials AMAT
Infrastructure will continue to receive significant funding, even if it may not be the most glamorous investment. This is especially true given the need for aging infrastructure and climate resilience.