A key consideration in selecting a stock is its ability to perform after it takes a dip. Even the best-performing stock does not climb up forever. It has dips along the way. Whether those dips are mild or severe, the question is not how to avoid them, but how do they respond?
Some stocks move in a slow, steady pace with no long corrections. Others can be more volatile – like a roller coaster – moving up and down in predictable patterns, but still finding a way to achieve long-term growth. Depending on your risk tolerance, either – or both – approaches can work well for your portfolio.
In this presentation, we’ll take a look at ten stocks that have shown the ability to continue on a profitable trajectory even when they drop in price. These stocks may not be dropping now, but are certainly worth keeping an eye on during this time of market volatility.
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