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If you go by what we’ve seen in TV show and movies, investing in the stock market looks like a group of people yelling “Sell! Sell!” in a hectic, crowded room of monitors. Stock market investing can be intimidating due to the pictures painted by the media or movies. However, it has been a way of
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If you’ve never purchased an item online before, you are in the extreme minority. In 2017, a study on the online retail habits of US consumers showed that 40% of Americans with the Internet purchase items online at least a few times a month, with 20% saying they do the same on a weekly basis.