What is VALUE STOCK?

Stock that features high dividend yields and low P/E ratios, considered undervalued as it trades at lower prices.

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SECOND PREFERRED STOCK, GLAMOR STOCK, CLASSIFIED COMMON STOCK, ADJUSTABLE RATE PREFERRED STOCK, PARTICIPATING PREFERRED STOCK, NONCUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK, CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK, EMPLOYEE STOCK OPTION PLAN, CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK, DUTCH AUCTION PREFERRED STOCK


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