Buffett’s Best High Dividend Stocks for Rate Cuts
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway owns 20+ dividend stocks. We looked at how each one performed during the last five rate-cutting cycles to see which could do the best if history repeats (or rhymes!).
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Buffett's best dividend stocks for a recession: 10:57
Buffett's best dividend stocks for a soft landing: 11:06
1995 rate cut winners (no recession): 05:16
1998 rate cut winners (no recession): 06:52
2001 rate cut winners (mild recession): 07:49
2007 rate cut winners (hard landing): 08:49
2019 rate cut winners (pandemic noise): 09:49
Thanks for watching!
How can one really amass wealth gains like Buffet without having to hold stocks for too long? Over the years, I've teetered in the brink of financial ruin due to an awful divorce and considering retirement in 4 years, I now look towards the stock market to fuel my comeback.
there are strategies that can actually generate wealth if put in place right, tho such execution is usually handled by financial experts
Agreed, the role of advisors can only be overlooked but not denied. At first-hand experience, I've been able to annualize a return of 60% consecutively for 5 years now, leading to a 7 figure portfolio as of today. IMO, nothing beats expertise.
@@arlenehill4ril this is huge! your advsor must be grade A, mind sharing more info please? in dire need of proper asset allocation
I've shuffled through a few professionals in the past, but settled with Karen Lynne Chess. You'd most likely find her basic info on the internet, she's well established with over two decades of experience.
excellent share, curiously inputted Karen Lynne Chess on the web, spotted her consulting page ranked top and was able to schedule a call session. Ive seen commentaries about advisors but not one looks this phenomenal
Thank you for all your videos!!!!
Thanks for your valuable insights. They are greatly appreciated!
Well, Buffett doesn´t really hold any capital intensive utilities which should really soar after rate cuts (same with REITs). At least, utilities and REITS were really punished when the rates were increased.
As Brian pointed out: there is no clear winner or loser because so many variables are at play here. Macro stuff, macro analysis is always fascinating and they are fun exercises but they also reliably remind of Aristotle: I know that I know nothing.
Instead I follow KISS - keep it super simple.
I keep on buying stocks with very, very low debt levels, plenty of free cash flow, high margins & return on capital. or with a moat like utilities in favorable regulatory environments .... > 60/100 score, the higher the better. And I buy on a monthly basis. That way I cover the highs and the lows without any worries about the greater economy.
Thanks Brian and have a great weekend!
Thanks for watching! Here are some key moments in the video, FYI:
1995 rate cut winners (no recession): 05:16
1998 rate cut winners (no recession): 06:52
2001 rate cut winners (mild recession): 07:49
2007 rate cut winners (hard landing): 08:49
2019 rate cut winners (pandemic noise): 09:49
Buffett's best dividend stocks for a recession: 10:57
Buffett's best dividend stocks for a soft landing: 11:06
- Brian
Thanks for this video! Definitely helpful in the upcoming months
Fascinating video.
Great video Brian... Very interesting and different than most other RUclipsrs.... Go Visa....!!!!
Another great video
Brian
Thank you
A+++
Warren Buffet does not advocate the sub-optimal practice of chasing dividend funds.
Ups is paying a 5% yield. Do you consider it safe? How do you feel about ups
Payout ratio way too high. Dividend rate cut risk. Probably better options
It's a TERRIBLE company. Now their share price is reflecting 😂