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Dividend Re-Investment Program
A DRIP, or Dividend ReInvestment Program, is a method of investing that makes it easy to build an investment in a single companies stock, over a period of time. These programs work by allowing investors to buy a set price worth of shares on a recurring basis. Entry costs are generally low, and additional benefits come from the fact that investors buy from the company directly and so avoid brokers fees. The key feature of a DRIP is that dividends paid are reinvested in the company, with additional shares being automatically bought on the investors behalf.
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Drip investment programs at their heart seem relatively sim
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Stock Market Update
The first day of trading after the labor day weekend has been very interesting. The three indicies finshed the day higher, Dow up 56 points while the S&P 500 closed at 1025.39 and the NASDAQ did the best of the three closing at 2037.77 (up 0.94%).
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That wasn’t even the most worthy news of the day, that honor goes to the price of gold, which went above $1000 for the first time in quite some time. The U.S. Dollar lost value today and with that going on, the Commodity sector gained throughout the day.
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This week will be a very telling sign of things to come in the near and distance future. Just to be on the safe side, I wi
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