Despite being fallible like every other investor, the Oracle of Omaha has outpaced the total return, including dividends, of the benchmark S&P 500 by a factor of 153 since becoming CEO in the mid-1960s -- a 3,787,464% return for Berkshire's Class A shares (BRK.A), versus 24,708% for the S&P 500, as of Dec. 31, 2022. Buffett has long believed that diversification is only necessary if you don't know what you're doing. As of the closing bell on April 4, 2023, Warren Buffett and his team oversaw a $342 billion investment portfolio containing 49 securities (47 stocks and two exchange-traded funds)...
Continue ReadingAlthough Peter Lynch wasn't explicitly a dividend growth investor, his principles and advice are highly applicable to a dividend growth strategy. Read more here...
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Continue ReadingMy passive income stream grew by 22.63% in February and by 46.87% in March. Read more as I review my February and March results in this piece...
Continue ReadingYahoo Finance's Rick Newman details how lawmakers are slated to meet with tech executives to discuss China and potential business relation concerns...
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Continue ReadingWith all the buzz surrounding artificial intelligence, tech companies look to get a piece of the A.I. action, and Meta (META) is no exception. Earlier this year the tech giant announced a new team focused on A.I. products as it undergoes its ‘year of efficiency’. “Meta has put a lot of investment and money behind A.I.,” Joseph Bonner, Argus Research Senior Securities Analyst told Yahoo Finance Live. Bonner upgraded the Meta stock to buy from hold as the firm sees potential accelerating revenue growth driven by A.I. investments. Through A.I., Bonner says Meta will try to “increase the ROI on advertising" as it looks to get past the impact of Apple’s (AAPL) ad tracking policy. For more on the future path for Meta you can watch Yahoo Finance’s Brad Smith and Jared Blikre's full interview with Joseph Bonner here.Key video moments: 00:00:19 Meta's 'year of efficiency' 00:00:31 Meta's A.I. investment...
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