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[Brief Description] For more conservative investors, they tend to invest in stocks such as banks, infrastructure, and Reits, because these businesses have stable performance and generous dividends. As a Reit writer, I am no exception. However, besides the mentioned projects, there are other stocks that offer generous dividends, one of which is preferred shares.
These types of stocks have a stable nature and guaranteed dividends, with very few instances of decline.
I will explain the benefits of investing in preferred stocks in the upcoming live stream.
[Speaker] Yanyue, Malaysian financial writer, author of "Investing in Reits from RM100", "Investing in Stocks from RM100", and "Understanding the Malaysian stock market: insights on stocks".
[Join Us] Specially tailored for moomoo users! Don't miss it on the evening of March 24 at 8:00 pm! Want to create stable passive income? Let's learn together!
[Disclaimer] All views expressed in the live stream and videos are solely the independent opinions of the speaker (Yanyue). moomoo and its affiliated companies are not responsible for the content and opinions.

The opening of March seemed calm. On March 7th, Jerome Powell's speech hinted that the Fed was open to increasing its pace of hikes, which sent markets into a panic. The strong employment data kept upward pressure on inflation. However, the situation was reversed by a little trouble in the banking sector. Silicon Valley Bank's attempts to shore up its finances failed miserably, leading to a run in the global banking industry. As we entered late March, more b...

Pessimism among individual investors about the short-term direction of the stock market continued to decline, falling to a seven-week low in the latest AAII Sentiment Survey. At the same time, optimism extended its rebound into a second week by rising to a seven-week high.
Sentiment
Bullish sentiment
- Expectations that stock prices will rise over the next six months, rose 2.7 percentage points to 29.6%.
- The increase puts opti...

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