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074 - 3 Stocks You Can Buy Right Now And Hold For A Decade

October 29, 2024 • Tim & Carmela • Episode 74

Stock picks change pretty often because metrics change all the time.

Sometimes we trim our positions and even sell them outright to get into something that’s better valued and more promising.

But what if you want a more passive approach? So what can you invest in and hold for the next 5 to 10 years that'll give you good returns?

We got you covered.

Tim’s combed through the contenders and came up with 3 stocks that you can buy right now to hold for the next decade.

BMY
EPD
ARCC

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