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Congressman Missed Out on Millions by Selling Comfort Systems in 2020 — Now It's the Best Stock of the Last Five Years

BenzingaChris Katje

The best performing S&P 500 stock of the last five years is Comfort Systems (FIX). You'll never guess when a member of Congress bought and sold shares.

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