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"positive returns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a financial investment that has resulted in a profit or profit-yielding potential. For example: "The investor is hoping for positive returns from their new stock portfolio."
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But it doesn't assure positive returns.
This has hampered, not to say eradicated, positive returns".
These positive returns to scale could become even more pronounced.
"Many of the nonprofits want immediate positive returns," she said.
In 2010 and the year after, Willow posted positive returns.
And the continued decline in interest rates helped bond funds post positive returns.
"We are confident in the prospects for positive returns for U.S. equities".
Nine of its 10 largest funds had positive returns for the first quarter, according to Morningstar.
Reflecting the breadth of the advance, virtually every fund group had positive returns.
Last year, all but one of these funds had positive returns.
Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Denver and Minneapolis have all posted positive returns for three months or more.
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