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 Building a 20-Year Portfolio Around Consumer Staples and Daily Necessities The most boring businesses often make the best investments. While tech startups promise to revolutionize everything and crypto evangelists predict the end of traditional finance, there's something deeply reassuring about companies that sell toothpaste, soap, and beverages. People need these products in boom times and recessions alike. The consumer staples sector has a track record that speaks for itself. | |
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