USA Today: What Stocks Should You Buy With The Market At A Record High?

August 22, 2018

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USA Today: What Stocks Should You Buy With The Market At A Record High?

Tom Plumb thinks that stocks benefitting from societal trends are worth considering. With the transition from cash to digital transactions, he believes processors such as Visa and Mastercard are good investments.

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Post date August 22, 2018

Tom Plumb thinks that stocks benefitting from societal trends are worth considering. With the transition from cash to digital transactions, he believes processors such as Visa and Mastercard are good investments.

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