This chemical can be deadly. It will take the skin off your bones, was used during World War I as a pulmonary choking agent and it is used to make pesticides. Oh by the way, this chemical is in my home and it is probably in yours. But the question at hand is, can its manufacturer find its way into my dividend portfolio? Stay tuned, we'll find out...
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