Anonymous

24 Feb 2020

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Do growth stocks or dividend stocks earn more and why?

What's the appeal of both types of stocks and why do different people invest in different types of stocks?

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Yang Teng

24 Feb 2020

Growth stock as the name implies are for growth. It's riskier and more likely to grow more. This is more for people who wants to grow their money for the future.

Dividend stocks on the other hand are more stable in price and gives out dividends on regular basis. This is more for people who wants a side income or cover their monthly expenditure with dividends solely.

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