growth stock
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- noun
- /ɡroʊθ stɑk/
- Jargon
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acción de crecimiento
- There are several lessons regarding investing in growth stocks that we believe this fast-growing technology enabler can teach us.
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If we look at a breakdown of value stocks versus growth stocks, we find that both groups are interest rate sensitive, but for different reasons.
- If we look at a breakdown of value stocks versus growth stocks, we find that both groups are interest rate sensitive, but for different reasons.
- And unfortunately there's one thing a growth stock hates.
- And that class is large, growthy American stocks, humongous primarily tech, but not just tech, but humongous American growth stocks.
Examples
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Now let's take a look at a dividend growth stock that gave you years to purchase it at a reasonable level.
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As a result, there were several S&P 500 growth stocks that did not make the cut.
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A fabulous example of a true growth stock is Exxon.
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Two popular dividend growth stocks are Procter & Gamble (PG) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ).
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Investing in growth stocks can lead to substantial returns as these companies expand rapidly.
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Diversifying into growth stocks can help investors benefit from above-average earnings growth.
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Many investors believe that growth stocks are essential for long-term wealth accumulation.
Synonyms
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A part of a company that people buy and sell
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly and compositionally derived from 'growth' (increase/development) modifying 'stock' (a share): it denotes a share characterized by expected growth. Noun+noun compounding with this modifier relation is a common, cross-linguistic pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both words will generally understand the basic meaning (though finer financial nuances require domain knowledge).
Etymology
Growth stock uses a simple image: growth means the company is expected to 'grow' fast and stock is a company's 'share', so a growth stock is a share people buy hoping the company and its value will grow faster than others.