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That Altria position is snowballing like crazy! Great stuff man, 11 shares next time, that'll turn into 12 eventually, 13, etc. Being patient pays off!
Great video Zack. Too often long term investing gets conflated with the idea of buy and hold [forever], but that's not really the way to beat the market because eventually things either crash up or crash down.
Broadcomm is about to do a 10:1 stock split like NVDA just did. How do you think that will affect their stock? Im still in AVGO and plan to hold it for a while. Thanks.
Love the dividend content. You have held disney, which now pays a dividend again and tesla which may in the future. Would be interested to see a video of your top 5-10 stocks to watch who don't currently pay a dividend.
You definitely have my sub. This content is next level. For me Unimantic was the turning point. Please keep doing what you do and keep being you, love it
The most noteworthy stock at the moment is WBA (Wallgreens Boots Alliance). This stock is currently seen at an absurdly low price level, corresponding to its historical low point. I don't think the opportunity to buy it at this price will come again for decades to come. I think this is the 'ridiculously good opportunity' that Charlie Munger spoke of. Good opportunities don't come often. Good opportunities sometimes only come once in a lifetime. Wba's sales are still high, and it appears that it has recently realized net profit. I think we are still building a solid foundation. I have been investing in stocks for a long time, but I have not often seen such good opportunities...
The issue with Tesla is that even though it has a amazing balance sheet and decent margins it has extremely poor growth for its price and would need a massive boom to just justify the current price. Its business is also not as stable as the car market fluctuates a lot so imo there are much better opportunities in the market.
What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio? I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio.
There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy situation, but such execution is usually carried out by an investment specialist
@@Jamesrobert627 I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started investing. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders
@@AlfredStephen127 My CFA Claire Robert’s Durand , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Top notch quality content as usual! I’ve learned a lot since I found your channel back in 2022. Made over 23k in gains (75%) on Microsoft when you convinced me to buy it in 2022. It’s now my second largest position in my 401k behind VOO and while I’m not adding much to it currently, it’ll remain a core position. I appreciate the opportunity cost part of the video. It does make me question if I should sell some Microsoft (maybe my initial amount invested) and allocate elsewhere. I’m always wondering what I should do next but I think I’ll stand pat for now. If Microsoft jumped up to $1000 a share tomorrow I’d probably sell and then allocate elsewhere. Regardless, thank you for the insights man! Love this content!
I love it long-term in mid $100's. This is a decade+ holding for me. Will continue to add at this range over 1-2 years. Not a value stock. Future valuation relies on large growth and business execution, which I personally think is likely.
@@DividendData for me Tesla is super high. My evaluation with 15 or 20% margin is under $100. I am not even buying Tesla if price doesn’t go under $100.
Although the adage of missing the best 10 days is technically true, no one ever speaks about the other side of the coin. Missing the 10 worst days would up your gains by 2.5 times so there is more value in leaving some money on the sidelines when the market is historically overvalued. Especially since the ten best days usually are followed by the worst days.
At least you got the long term capital gain rate for selling AVGO after a yr of holding it. Buffett still has a problem finding value in stocks as he still loves t-bills holding 3% of the market.. According to analysts at JPMorgan, Berkshire Hathaway controls 3% of the entire T-bill market. That's $158 billion in total.Jun 3, 2024
To be fair, I'm not selling my AI stocks. Microsoft and Tesla are the top positions across my accounts. I sold AVGO because it's price has surged like a mini Nvidia while seeing no gains in earnings. I don't look at AI as being a major win for AVGO. It's a small business segment for them. AI is a massive tailwind for Microsoft's entire business. Tesla with self-driving cars & humanoid optimus/Tesla bot
@@DividendData@DividendData I'm Glad you bought Visa, but AVGO is an extremely great pick-and-shovel AI play. Let's see how this ages, but both companies are excellent.
My problem with Visa its a really fragile stock. When our gouvernements will try to force us to digital centralize gouvernement money. Visa will just become useless. Plus, banks could just create a unionpay platform Iike in asisa. Asia and the middle-est will become the next rich countries and i dont think they like the idea of letting US buiness control the digital payment space.
Dont think thats a problem for the next 10 years: Banks are typically now integrating the wallet system for authentication and document signing: Digital currencies (especially union or gov held) are very negatively regarded topics within international spheres, and those are nog really in play to be created until at leastt 2030. Even when we reach that point. It will most likely use the currently set network of visa an MC. This is in part because Visa will be integrated in this development from the start theyre very well linked with digital banking politics
And i agree with all the point here. And to be honest, right now Visa is my 2nd largest position too since 2013. But, it can be a flip coin. Either there going to be use for the tokenisation/centralisation thats is coming or there going to be toss aside.
I would not consider it to be fragile. I would say it has an extremely wide economic moat. So dominant that the only risk is regulation. I think US will stay away from Central Bank Digital Currency. Visa is actually very focused on crypto and CBDC. Integrating and helping governments with them. So I don't think that would make Visa obsolete at all: www.visa.com.sg/run-your-business/visa-government-solutions/central-bank-digital-currency.html#:~:text=Central%20Bank%20Digital%20Currency%20(CBDC,a%20seamless%2C%20secure%20payment%20experience.
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Finally you dropped a video. I just searched for one the other day
Hi what program do you use to track your stocks? especially interested in separating dividend investment vs initial cash purchases thanks
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With the state of interest rates right now dividend stocks are the way to go for income generation.
The dividend yield is attractive compared to bond yield
@@John-ww2fv facts ...... But bonds offer fixed income with lower risk
I invest in a mix of both... Dividend for their high yield l, bonds for their low risks and fixed income
That's exactly how my portfolio is.... I invest in bonds for safety... Then every now and then I invest promising stocks
That's also how my advisor manages my portfolio.... I haven't had any loses for two years straight
That Altria position is snowballing like crazy! Great stuff man, 11 shares next time, that'll turn into 12 eventually, 13, etc. Being patient pays off!
Hi Zachary! I’m buying a ton of $MO stock! 🚀📈💎🙌
What do you think about Johnson and Johnson? It’s down for me and I hear they’re getting sued?
Great video Zack. Too often long term investing gets conflated with the idea of buy and hold [forever], but that's not really the way to beat the market because eventually things either crash up or crash down.
Broadcomm is about to do a 10:1 stock split like NVDA just did. How do you think that will affect their stock? Im still in AVGO and plan to hold it for a while. Thanks.
It was priced in after the announcement
Do you own or rent?
Spends all his money on Dividend Stocks. That’s why he has to hold his mic by hand instead of have a mount for it.
That’s dedication.
What is a CAGR?
compound annual growth rate
Can you do a video on iwmy?
Love the dividend content. You have held disney, which now pays a dividend again and tesla which may in the future. Would be interested to see a video of your top 5-10 stocks to watch who don't currently pay a dividend.
You definitely have my sub. This content is next level. For me Unimantic was the turning point. Please keep doing what you do and keep being you, love it
The most noteworthy stock at the moment is WBA (Wallgreens Boots Alliance).
This stock is currently seen at an absurdly low price level, corresponding to its historical low point.
I don't think the opportunity to buy it at this price will come again for decades to come.
I think this is the 'ridiculously good opportunity' that Charlie Munger spoke of.
Good opportunities don't come often.
Good opportunities sometimes only come once in a lifetime.
Wba's sales are still high, and it appears that it has recently realized net profit.
I think we are still building a solid foundation.
I have been investing in stocks for a long time, but I have not often seen such good opportunities...
Thinking about Nike now it’s at 76 dollar😱 only not sure if it’s worth more than just adding visa at 266…
The issue with Tesla is that even though it has a amazing balance sheet and decent margins it has extremely poor growth for its price and would need a massive boom to just justify the current price. Its business is also not as stable as the car market fluctuates a lot so imo there are much better opportunities in the market.
What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio? I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio.
There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy situation, but such execution is usually carried out by an investment specialist
@@Jamesrobert627 I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started investing. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders
@@BrandonRichards21 Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach you using their service? Seems you've figured it all out.
@@AlfredStephen127 My CFA Claire Robert’s Durand , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
@@BrandonRichards21 Thanks for the recommendation. I'll email her and hope to get in touch soon.
How were you able to invest so much at such a young age? I am investing heavily but I can’t keep up with you lol
You're killin' it :)
@1:00 why should investors be cautious if by term investor its a long term game?
You’re cool with investing in a death dealer (Altria)? You can do better than that.
Top notch quality content as usual! I’ve learned a lot since I found your channel back in 2022. Made over 23k in gains (75%) on Microsoft when you convinced me to buy it in 2022. It’s now my second largest position in my 401k behind VOO and while I’m not adding much to it currently, it’ll remain a core position.
I appreciate the opportunity cost part of the video. It does make me question if I should sell some Microsoft (maybe my initial amount invested) and allocate elsewhere. I’m always wondering what I should do next but I think I’ll stand pat for now. If Microsoft jumped up to $1000 a share tomorrow I’d probably sell and then allocate elsewhere. Regardless, thank you for the insights man! Love this content!
You purchased Tesla at high price. There are other good quality companies out there to buy
I love it long-term in mid $100's. This is a decade+ holding for me. Will continue to add at this range over 1-2 years. Not a value stock. Future valuation relies on large growth and business execution, which I personally think is likely.
I'm bearish on buying Tesla right now. They're heavily leaning on the Chinese market which is not doing too good right now.
@@DividendData for me Tesla is super high. My evaluation with 15 or 20% margin is under $100. I am not even buying Tesla if price doesn’t go under $100.
NKE
Great video. Enjoy your journey.
Still just the beginning 😉
@11:44 I still remember last year when they sold TSMC.
so? They have made plenty of mistakes just like anyone does.
Although the adage of missing the best 10 days is technically true, no one ever speaks about the other side of the coin. Missing the 10 worst days would up your gains by 2.5 times so there is more value in leaving some money on the sidelines when the market is historically overvalued. Especially since the ten best days usually are followed by the worst days.
At least you got the long term capital gain rate for selling AVGO after a yr of holding it.
Buffett still has a problem finding value in stocks as he still loves t-bills holding 3% of the market..
According to analysts at JPMorgan, Berkshire Hathaway controls 3% of the entire T-bill market. That's $158 billion in total.Jun 3, 2024
Sold half of MSFT to buy more REITs and more visa
I sold AVGO as well, granted too early, but still at a 117% gain. It’s down right impossible to time these things anyways.
A lot of people are going to regret not buying tesla at these prices im currently at 407 shares of tesla
I don't think I would completely sell out my AI stocks, but I might chip it a little to rebalance.
To be fair, I'm not selling my AI stocks. Microsoft and Tesla are the top positions across my accounts. I sold AVGO because it's price has surged like a mini Nvidia while seeing no gains in earnings. I don't look at AI as being a major win for AVGO. It's a small business segment for them. AI is a massive tailwind for Microsoft's entire business. Tesla with self-driving cars & humanoid optimus/Tesla bot
@@DividendData@DividendData I'm Glad you bought Visa, but AVGO is an extremely great pick-and-shovel AI play. Let's see how this ages, but both companies are excellent.
of course visa😂
My problem with Visa its a really fragile stock. When our gouvernements will try to force us to digital centralize gouvernement money.
Visa will just become useless. Plus, banks could just create a unionpay platform
Iike in asisa. Asia and the middle-est will become the next rich countries and i dont think they like the idea of letting US buiness control the digital payment space.
Dont think thats a problem for the next 10 years: Banks are typically now integrating the wallet system for authentication and document signing: Digital currencies (especially union or gov held) are very negatively regarded topics within international spheres, and those are nog really in play to be created until at leastt 2030.
Even when we reach that point. It will most likely use the currently set network of visa an MC. This is in part because Visa will be integrated in this development from the start theyre very well linked with digital banking politics
And i agree with all the point here. And to be honest, right now Visa is my 2nd largest position too since 2013. But, it can be a flip coin. Either there going to be use for the tokenisation/centralisation thats is coming or there going to be toss aside.
I would not consider it to be fragile. I would say it has an extremely wide economic moat. So dominant that the only risk is regulation. I think US will stay away from Central Bank Digital Currency. Visa is actually very focused on crypto and CBDC. Integrating and helping governments with them. So I don't think that would make Visa obsolete at all: www.visa.com.sg/run-your-business/visa-government-solutions/central-bank-digital-currency.html#:~:text=Central%20Bank%20Digital%20Currency%20(CBDC,a%20seamless%2C%20secure%20payment%20experience.