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-Fixed Number of Shares: Unlike open-end funds (like mutual funds) that continuously issue and redeem shares, closed-end funds have a set number of shares.
-Premium or Discount to Net Asset Value (NAV): The price of a closed-end fund share can trade at a premium (above) or a discount (below) its NAV.
Looking at unusual volumes, large trades, buying or selling in the market. This could have political trades, CEO trades and many more insider trades.
Trades that have the potential to go 20% up to 300% in capital gains. These normally have a news story with them so look into the news reports published here and decided if its an investment for you or not.
High dividend stocks are shares of companies that pay out a large portion of their profits to shareholders as dividends. These companies often have stable cash flows and mature business models. Investing in high dividend stocks can provide regular income, but it's important to consider factors like dividend sustainability and company performance before making investment decisions.
Long-term stock holding means buying and holding stocks for a long period, often years or even decades. This strategy focuses on the company's long-term growth potential rather than short-term price fluctuations. It can lead to significant returns over time due to compound interest and the potential for dividends.
An ETF, or Exchange-Traded Fund, is a type of investment fund that holds a basket of securities like stocks or bonds. ETFs trade on stock exchanges throughout the day, making them easy to buy and sell. They often have lower fees than other types of funds, making them a popular choice for investors.
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