Why This Buffett Stock Is a Forever Buy
Among Warren Buffett’s favorite investments is Coca-Cola, a Dividend King that has raised its dividend annually for a remarkable 62 consecutive years. This track record puts Coca-Cola in the elite club of dividend-paying stocks that have increased their dividends annually for at least 50 years.
Such consistent dividend hikes not only help investors to combat inflation but also substantially compound their returns. » Read more about: Why This Buffett Stock Is a Forever Buy »
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Best Wealth Creation Engine of All Time?
It’s not always obvious where to go to make more money. Side hustle? Buy crypto? Bank savings account? Bonds? What’s the right answer? Here are 9 statistics that show why investing in the stock market is perhaps the best wealth creation engine of all time.
In real terms, $1 invested in the stock market has grown over the past 150 years to as much as $19,000.
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How Buffett Makes Over 50% A Year On 1 Investment
50% a year? Impossible, you think. How could Warren Buffett possibly earn that much from a single investment?
You’re about to find out.
There’s a reason Warren Buffett earned the name the Oracle of Omaha. He can see (decades into the future) the effects of powerful forces that move slowly from one day to the next but that create tectonic shifts in economic fortunes over time.
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25 Warren Buffett Quotes That Stand The Test Of Time
Charlie Munger said at the 1996 Annual Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Meeting: “Warren talks about these discounted cash flows. I’ve never seen him do one” [“It’s true” replied Buffett. “If (the value of the company) doesn’t just scream out at you, it’s too close”]
“Since I know of no way to reliably predict market movements,
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Sure Fire Way To Get $1,000 Income?
Want to lock in $1,000 of income quite predictably? One strategy now has the potential to do just that, and potentially a lot more by leveraging the current macroeconomic climate.
If you were to look at the world’s conflicts through the lens of a technical chart analyst, it wouldn’t be a stretch to see that the “conflict trend line”
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Is Crowdstrike a Risky Buy or a Golden Opportunity?
Crowdstrike at this moment in time is the epitome of what makes investing challenging. The blackout experienced around the world due to an error in code left the reputation of the cybersecurity firm in tatters.
The company now faces two major hurdles to win back customer confidence. First, it has to win back the confidence of its clients and secondly it has to resolve the liabilities that may follow the global outage.
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Spotlight: Dine On Steak After This Brazilian Breakout
Rates are going up everywhere, at least that’s what the financial press would have you believe. On July 26, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell oversaw a rate hike that placed interest rates at 22 year highs, pegging them at 5.25-5.50%.
The market had largely priced in the rate hike and so the S&P 500 fell just 0.17% on the day.
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Warren Buffett Removed Himself From His Dying Dad's Will, Giving Up $180,000 To Ensure His 2 Sisters Would Get A Bigger Inheritance
Warren Buffett has always been known for his practical wisdom and grounded approach to life. Whether it’s sticking to his modest Omaha home of 66 years or grabbing breakfast at McDonald’s on the way to work, Buffett embodies a rare blend of simplicity and brilliance. But there’s one decision he made decades ago that perfectly encapsulates who he is at his core: when his father was dying in 1964,