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3 Bank Stocks to Buy on the Dip

March 27, 2017 by Michael Whitman

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The Federal Reserve announced its intentions to raise interest rates earlier this month. The concept of higher rates has boosted a number of bank stocks and since the election, the group has done quite well. However, over the last few weeks, these stocks have taken a hit.

This weakness is an opportunity for investors who want to get long. When Donald Trump won the election, it took a number of investors by surprise. The market quickly rallied and many have been waiting for a pullback.

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