Are stocks that pay dividends better than stocks that don't? If so, why?

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Mehboob Ali Laghari
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by Amr Aboshaara , Head Of Sales , Nile Engineering For Projects

Yes I guess, I prefer safe strategies . So, Getting dividends supports during market negative changes

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