Why Stock Market Drops Can Boost Long Term Returns
Investors who keep buying during market downturns can end up with more shares and lower average costs than those who wait for a rebound. This disciplined approach may improve long-term returns but requires resisting the urge to sell in a panic
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Granite Point slashes dividend as loan losses hit capital reserves
Granite Point Mortgage Trust is cutting its common stock dividend to just one cent per share for Q3 2026 as it absorbs a nearly $20 million loan write-off and scrambles to shore up liquidity
Apple bets on iPhone Duo as rivals chase AI disruption
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