Best Dividend Stocks and ETF to HEDGE Inflation And The Upcoming Recession

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Summary: In this video, I talk about the best dividend stocks to buy throughout this year as we start heading into economic weakness. The Fed is getting more hawkish with their monetary policy, and we need to start adjusting our portfolios to make sure we are positioned properly for this new environment.

Growth stocks should still be a core strategy for young investors, but it is important to consider diversification as well now that quantitative tightening will start soon.

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[root.li.]

A dividend of 3% is nothing if you are buying Broadcom at 30 times earnings and then drops 10% in price

[mayacho]

Investing in the stock market is the best option to make a passive income. Virtually all the markets are crazy, most people pay more attention to the shiniest position on the graph, I’m keeping a diversified portfolio.

[sagig]

Really a great video Larry. AVGO - possibly the best dividend growth stock out there. Terrific company, incredible dividend growth over last 5 yrs.

[johnwong]

Hi Larry, can you please do a video on your assessment of the SVOL ETF? Most YTbers videos are positive about it, including one chartered CFA. Your opinion on SVOL would greatly help those thinking about investing in it. Thanks!

[fredfrond]

Qcom and Avgo are my two picks from your choices.

[rpdrpd]

What about SCHD? Pays out higher than VIG and growth is better, dirt cheap too

[afahim]

Great video! I just came across your channel will definitely be following.. great job!

[ilikestonks]

asml is THE semiconductor stock, the strategic case is simple and i dont know anything about semiconductors

[galatemalate]

I would also add IBM as a good dividend stock. Yes... not so hot stock right? But I think by the moment it is misunderstood and undervalued. People still thinks that almost all its revenue comes from hardware (I just read a Barron's article talking about IBM hardware sales, omg...), when its major revenue stream comes from Cloud Services and Hybrid Cloud with 42%, then 31% of its Consulting unit (Consulting also covers non-IBM tools and cloud such from Google GCP, AWS and Microsoft Azure, IBM Consulting is tech agnostic) and then Infrastructure with 25%, Cloud and Consulting are growing and the new CEOs goal is to maximize them as much as possible (specially Cloud since the profit margin is almost 80% ).

It is a dividend aristocrat with 27 years increasing dividend and with a 20Y dividend CAGR of 12.4%, 10Y CAGR of 7.9% and 5Y CAGR of 3.4%. Its dividend yield is 5.2% specially because the dividend is growing but the stock price is the same as in 2009, lowest price in 12 years (excluding 2018), and finally its P/E ratio is 19.

[Maple]

Great video. Any thoughts on the difference between dividend etf and value etf in terms of performance with inflation? Thanks

[swr]

But... Outperform could still mean u lose money....what do u think about that v other investments eg fixed income

[mathieubelanger]

Hey Larry great video

I've been eyeing VIG for quite some time now, would you consider building a position now with the current environment, or do you think we could see a certain retracement in the short term for a better entry point?

[WeTheMajority]

The Home Depot duopoly argument completely ignores large brands like Menards and Ace

[FalconWing]

Hello, new to your channel . Do you provide 1:1 consultation ? thanks !