In 1935, An Illinois Secretary Bought 3 Shares Of Her Company's Stock For $180. She Never Sold A Single Share And Always Reinvested Dividends. By The Time She Died In 2010 Her 3 Abbott Shares Had Turned Into $7.2 Million. - 24/7 Wall St.

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In 1935, An Illinois Secretary Bought 3 Shares Of Her Company's Stock For $180. She Never Sold A Single Share And Always Reinvested Dividends. By The Time She Died In 2010 Her 3 Abbott Shares Had Turned Into $7.2 Million. - 24/7 Wall St.

In 1935, An Illinois Secretary Bought 3 Shares Of Her Company's Stock For $180. She Never Sold A Single Share And Always Reinvested Dividends. By The Time She Died In 2010 Her 3 Abbott Shares Had Turned Into $7.2 Million.  24/7 Wall St.

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