The Best Dividend Stocks For 2022

In episode 213, we discuss the specific reasons I believe restaurant stocks will have strong earnings next year.

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[JosephCarlsonShow]

Happy New Years everyone! Whether you're a fan or a hater, I genuinely hope you have a great 2022! We don't know what will happen but I'll keep posting my progress and sharing my thoughts along the way.

[georgecooper]

I wonder what's the best opportunities to invest now are, there are opinions but a little later I find out these opinions don't matter as a totally different turn of events play out with the stocks they discussed therein

[feliciasherbert]

My advice is always to keep the majority in ETFs that cover multiple sectors. Then have a couple stocks, as a small percentage, picked out that you feel personally attached to or interested in. That way you can mitigate a lot of the risk but also have a personal touch to your portfolio. I feel this mitigates some of the emotional downsides or disinterest people have with investing. Also helps with the urge to constantly buy/sell with fluxes in the market. Grateful i have an adviser at this point. major Thanks to Rita Wildrin Mora.

[philcrowley]

There’s no need to overthink things when the market crashes, buying businesses with a proven track of outperformance is almost always a smart move to make. Since the pandemic till today I’m still mind blown with my profits outcome investing in the markets

[CapAnson]

And I just bought STOR today. My timing is a wonder to behold.

[Fatalinvesting]

I personally do not agree with looking at the FWD PE, I prefer the TTM PE.

Regardless, have a happy new year Joseph and thank you for everything you do. You were the reason I started investing in the beginning of 2020 and even starting a channel.

[rypato]

Burger King now has a reputation of being low quality. They also destroyed Tim Hortons reputation, and I expect them to do the same to Firehouse. I personally would stay far away from them.

[Eric-kzbk]

I think the 2020s may be a frugal decade in hindsight, I’m staying away from the experiential type of stocks

[askeladd]

I highly doubt restaurants will do well when inflation is running at around 7%.

[hollycow]

I think it will be hard to capture the gains that experiential based industries might have in the coming year. Personally, I am not looking forward to going back to Texas Roadhouse, Starbucks, or Burger King. Typically, I don't go to chain restaurants to have an experience. I think smaller "mom and pop" places that maintained restrictions the longest are the places that will have the biggest rebound. I'm thinking about all the small breweries, coffee shops, and cozy restaurants I've avoided or haven't been able to go to due to the pandemic and those places aren't publicly traded.

Plus, did people really stop eating at Burger King or other fast food during the pandemic? When I think about fast food like that or even Starbucks I think about a drive through experience, not a sit down one. It seems like a perfectly suited business for a socially distanced pandemic. I'd put my money on Disney rather than restaurants like Burger King. But I'm an index investor anyway.

[chrisliftstv]

At what point in this video were X, Y, and Z dividend stocks to consider investing in presented? It was a lot of information regarding a lot of different things. Very confused.

[TheBallers]

Sbux is currently discounted because of China exposure it’s a great buy for next year! Thanks for the content

[evandubiel]

What companies come to mind when you think of hamburgers, pizza, and coffee? McDonalds, Domino's, and Starbucks respectively. They all have massive markets, brand name recognition, and pricing power which makes all of them great investments.

[martinmusli]

Can someone explain the 100% gain at 9:04 for STORE?

$19.400 in Value, $4.724 in gains doesn‘t equal 100%. How is this return calculated?

[markarnoldsfinance]

Starbucks has a lot of debt and I believe it may have been you who pointed that out on another video. Great business model though!

[ainke]

Just letting you know that I will not surprised if Elizabeth Holmes case get dismissed. Also, I still don't trust enough in optimism that Covid-19 will go away after Omicron, so I am not bullish on concentrate on buying more restaurant stocks. But, I am going to steadily buy more through out the 2022 with other stocks in my portfolio. I am not surprised that Nancy and her husband can predict the future of the blue chip stocks. Cuz, we don't really know what info they are getting behind the scene. Happy New Year JC!

[augurimk]

Hi all,
Happy New Year,

Could you please explain me 6:08 “purchased 10 call options with a strike price of 2000$”
Does this mean that the buy trade will execute only if google drops to 2000?

Thank You

[dahobachir]

Where is Joseph? It’s been a while you didn’t drop a video

[mikemeek]

< I believe that the inflation is already priced in crypto market since the end of last year. These manipulative rats are always 2 steps ahead of everybody because they are market makers. I hope I’m wrong and they won’t keep dumping it on retail investors as always.buffering Those who hold the longest will profit the most, I trade and hold profits keep up the great work! and also Gabriel Alberto William has been doing a great job reviewing all chart, trade and techniques on BTC which has enhance the growth of my portfolio to 27 BTC lately.

[JackDuffley]

Big Bill Ackman would be proud of a restaurant portfolio 🍕☕🍔