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The railroad industry is one of the oldest industries in the world, and it is one of those that have proven to be integral to global economic development. For businesses and economies to thrive, companies must be able to ship their goods over large distances, and the train has been used for this purpose before trucks came into play. Railroads have several advantages over truckloads, as they can often carry more containers through double stacking, have shorter and consistent lead times, are environmentally friendly, and can carry more loads. Their importance to the economy is evident by the fact that in the early history of the United States, one of the first developments which took place was the connection of the Eastern and Western coasts of the country through rail. This led businesses to access larger markets and increase their revenue and customers.
The railroad sector is projected to grow strongly over the coming years. The railroad market is expected to grow by $337 billion between 2020 and 2025, reflecting a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.14%.
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| Disturbing In-Store Footage Indicates Next Major Banking Crisis Imminent Why are all these random shortages popping up? And why is everything getting so darn expensive? That’s what we set out to uncover inside the aisles of this American superstore. As our chief crisis investigator Dave Forest explains: “In the coming days — we could go from empty shelves… to empty wallets… and most won’t know what hit them.” Inflation is only part of the story. The real threat, Dave says, is the “Crack-Up Boom” coming to America (click here for full details). |
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Millions of baby boomers had a choice when the pandemic began: learn an entirely new way of working (from home) or pull the pin and retire earlier than they may have planned. As a result, just over half of Americans age 55 or older are out of the workforce due to retirement, and over the past two years, the growth rate of new baby boomer retirees has been over three times higher than before the pandemic.
Some of these people may have to return to work as inflation grows and the stock market downturn takes a bite out of their retirement savings, but many of them will stay retired. Here are 2 REITs that are capitalizing on the boomer retirement boom.
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These six high-tech stocks are too cheap to ignore. The growth rates, low price-earnings multiples, and high yields make them attractive value and growth stocks simultaneously. Moreover, each of these tech stocks pays a solid dividend, has positive excess free cash flow (FCF), and most of them have share buyback programs. The latter helps increase the earnings per share (EPS) and the dividend per share (DPS), as well as helps push the stocks higher.
Given the recent downturn in stocks, now is an excellent time to begin averaging into these stocks. This is because their valuations reflect a good deal of bad news now, and fears of a recession seem to be "in" the stock prices.
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With the market in free fall and dividend yields on the rise, this is a beautiful moment to buy high-yielding stocks. If you can locate the right company to invest in now, you'll be able to make a significant profit in the future when the current instability is a distant memory.
In this line, three equities are particularly appealing right now due to their evergreen business models, solid financial performance, and steadily increasing dividend payouts. In the last 12 months, all three of these stocks have beaten the market, and they have a history of increasing their dividends over time, particularly recently.
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