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Why growth and dividend stocks will be hot items for 2022, along with these super-productive companies

A softer start is looming as we grind toward the end of what's been a whipsaw Christmas trading week

Why growth and dividend stocks will be hot items for 2022, along with these super-productive companies

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Why growth and dividend stocks will be hot items for 2022, along with these super-productive companies

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