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Glossary

Preferred Stock

Shares with priority dividends but usually no vote

Preferred stock receives dividends and any leftover assets ahead of common stock, but usually carries no voting rights. It suits investors who want steady dividends and are more interested in reliable cash flow than a say in how the company is run.

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