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Stocks 101 - Owning a Piece of a Company

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Ten GreenLeaf shares turn Jordan's $500 cost basis into a $210 total return, $150 from selling at $65 and $60 in dividends stacked on the chart, while a friend's falling stock locks in a $30 capital loss that $10 in dividends only partly offsets.

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