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- Preferred Stock is less volatile in comparison with common stock due to less potential for profit.
- Preferred Stockholders do not have voting rights while common stockholders have voting rights.
- Preferred Stockholders do not have right to participate in Annual General meetings while Common stockholders have right to participate in Annual General meetings .
- Fixed rate of dividend is given to Preferred Stockholders while rate of dividend is not fixed for common stockholders.
- Preferred Stock is redeemable while common stock is not redeemable.
- Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock while common stock can not be converted into Preferred Stock.
- Preferred stockholders are paid before common stockholders receive dividends.