Stocks are inherently enticing. First, they let you purchase the power to have a say in the operations of a company through voting. Then you can receive payouts through dividends. And finally, you profit off of your original investment by selling your stock. However, for everyday investors, putting a few hundred dollars into a company you don’t know inside- out is a hard bargain. Most investors want a cheap company with high growth potential. Of course, this comes with risks, like volatility. However, multi ...