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2 Stocks on Track for Monster Return Potential

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Stock market volatility comes and goes, but the key to building wealth in the stock market is staying focused on a company's growth. If you hold shares of a growing company, you're almost certain to earn great returns over time. Here are two stocks that are on track to deliver outstanding returns to patient investors.

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Annaly Capital Management's Total Return Won't Pay the Bills

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But before you get too caught up in the high yield here, you need to understand that the Annaly story is really about total return. Interest rate changes can affect mortgage demand, mortgage availability, mortgage repayment rates, the housing market overall, and the value of the mortgage securities that companies like Annaly own.

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1 Magnificent S&P 500 Dividend Stock Returning 1,280% Since 2002 to Buy Right Now

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While Nasdaq (NASDAQ: NDAQ) may be more well-known for its Nasdaq Composite index and its exchange's initial public offerings (IPOs), it is reimagining its long-term growth plan. dividend yield ) only uses 25% of the company's FCF. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years.

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This Magnificent Dividend Stock Has Delivered a 3,880% Total Return Since 1994 (and Could Make You Richer in the Future)

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The apartment-focused real estate investment trust (REIT) has delivered a 3,880% total return since its initial public offering (IPO) 30 years ago (nearly 12.8% Its magnificent record of paying dividends is a big factor driving those strong returns. annualized).

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Is This Company an "Nvidia Killer?" What to Know About Cerebras' IPO

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One such start-up, Cerebras, just filed a prospectus ahead of an impending initial public offering (IPO). Cerebras was founded in 2016 by current CEO Andrew Feldman and a group of technologists who had founded and/or worked at a company called SeaMicro over a decade ago. Image source: Getty Images. What is Cerebras?

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This Fast-Growing Company Just Repurchased $4.8 Billion in Shares -- Its Second-Biggest Quarterly Buyback Ever. Should Investors Jump on the Stock?

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This continues Alibaba's struggles, a stock that has suffered a net loss since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2014. regulators threatened to delist Alibaba and several other Chinese stocks if they could not access Chinese companies' audits. The problem directly affected the investment world in 2022 when U.S.

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Prediction: Wall Street's Next Stock Split Announcement Will Come From a Company That's Gained 150,000% Since Its IPO

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Put simply, a stock split is a tool publicly traded companies can lean on to adjust their share price and outstanding share count by the same factor. The beauty of stock splits is they're entirely cosmetic and have no effect on a company's market cap or underlying operating performance. million data-center GPU shipments in 2022 and 3.85

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