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2021-11-24

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Profitable Companies Are Leaving Money-Losing Stocks in the Dust

Earnings-generating firms roughly triple returns of peers Gains flip script from losers’ performance

Profitable Companies Are Leaving Money-Losing Stocks in the Dust

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Profitable Companies Are Leaving Money-Losing Stocks in the Dust

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