Buying low-priced stocks — say, for $10 a share — seems to make sense, Morningstar investment specialist Susan Dziubinski wrote in a blog post this week. Doing so makes it easier for investors ...

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If a stock trades for less than, say, $10 per share, it’s much easier for an investor to accumulate a meaningful position in a stock with relatively few dollars ... to buy under $10 therefore ...

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