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10 Best Stocks To Own For Life
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My list of the 10 best stocks to buy and hold for life.
My PO Box:
Andrei Jikh
4132 S. Rainbow Blvd # 270
Las Vegas, NV 89103
2 years ago I made a video about the top 7 stocks that pay you money and in that video I talked about the best dividend stocks that you can own forever. But in today’s video I wanted to share with you my top 10 best stocks if I had $1,000 to invest with and someone forced me to pick 10 stocks and I needed to create a portfolio today. This is what I would do.
10. Amazon is now valued over 1.6 trillion dollars and if I only had $1,000 - it would be very tempting not to put all of that in this stock, but we want to be diversified so I’d put in $100 of my $1,000. Now for me, this is a stock I’m going to probably load up on relatively soon and put in $50k to $100k, it’s been a long time coming, I’ve been looking at this stock and I’m like when do I buy this thing? It doesn’t go down. So for me, this will be a very long term investment for the next 10 to 20 years from now, there is no way this company isn’t worth double or triple what it is today. And because their quarterly earnings didn’t impress the analysts - the stock finally dropped so now might be a good time to buy.
9. Johnson and Johnson. This is a pharmaceutical company. I’ve owned Johnson and Johnson since 2014, I bought shares when it was just under $100 and they’ve been a powerhouse of passive income and one of the things that interested me the most about it is that I heard it was a dividend aristocrat (a stock that has been paying dividends, passive income, to investors for at least 25 years in a row without interrupting and without stopping) Johnson and Johnson has done not just 25 years, but 58 years without a dividend cut.
8. Tesla. More than just a tech company it’s a car company, it's a tech company that will most likely play a huge role in not only the tech space but the energy space and potentially the finance space as well. Tesla owns Solar City, they install solar roof panels, they sell cars, they have powerful battery technology, they have arguably the most advanced self driving product on the market with the most integrated charging platform in the world and in the future I think Elon and Tesla will integrate cryptocurrency into their pipeline as well. According to Morningstar the fair price is $570.
7. Disney. An innovation powerhouse. Their latest product - the Disney Plus streaming platform has been a huge revenue maker for them. They got over 95 million subscribers on the Disney Plus platform in the first 14 months. In just a year and two months they were able to beat their 4 year goal. Their new 4 year goal is to hit a quarter of a billion subscribers by 2024.
6. Google. In 2015 they reported a second quarterly earnings of 17.7 billion dollars. Just recently, they reported a revenue of 61.9 billion dollars just 6 years later which is also 62% higher than the second quarter of last year when the pandemic happened. Just for context, there are 2 billion people on YouTube right now, that is 26% of the entire world’s population that uses YouTube and that number will continue to grow.
5. Facebook. Facebook owns FB marketplace, Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, Instagram and they’re launching their own cryptocurrency called Diem and The Metaverse which is virtual reality sort of like in Ready Player One. Like them or not, Facebook has an insane amount of potential in the future even when factoring the risk of regulation. They have so much valuable data and there’s anyone that will compete with Google in the future, it will be Facebook. The share price is trading at slightly below fair value which may be a good time to buy in.
4. KO Coca Cola! A Warren Buffett favorite and Warren Buffett proves that drinking Coca Cola doesn’t affect your longevity. Like Johnson and Johnson they’ve they are a dividend aristocrat that have been paying their shareholders dividends for 58 years in a row. Their payout ratio is 74% but their dividend safety score is still 80 which is solid.
Watch the video for the top 3 stocks!
*None of this is meant to be construed as investment advice, it's for entertainment purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. The video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.
My PO Box:
Andrei Jikh
4132 S. Rainbow Blvd # 270
Las Vegas, NV 89103
2 years ago I made a video about the top 7 stocks that pay you money and in that video I talked about the best dividend stocks that you can own forever. But in today’s video I wanted to share with you my top 10 best stocks if I had $1,000 to invest with and someone forced me to pick 10 stocks and I needed to create a portfolio today. This is what I would do.
10. Amazon is now valued over 1.6 trillion dollars and if I only had $1,000 - it would be very tempting not to put all of that in this stock, but we want to be diversified so I’d put in $100 of my $1,000. Now for me, this is a stock I’m going to probably load up on relatively soon and put in $50k to $100k, it’s been a long time coming, I’ve been looking at this stock and I’m like when do I buy this thing? It doesn’t go down. So for me, this will be a very long term investment for the next 10 to 20 years from now, there is no way this company isn’t worth double or triple what it is today. And because their quarterly earnings didn’t impress the analysts - the stock finally dropped so now might be a good time to buy.
9. Johnson and Johnson. This is a pharmaceutical company. I’ve owned Johnson and Johnson since 2014, I bought shares when it was just under $100 and they’ve been a powerhouse of passive income and one of the things that interested me the most about it is that I heard it was a dividend aristocrat (a stock that has been paying dividends, passive income, to investors for at least 25 years in a row without interrupting and without stopping) Johnson and Johnson has done not just 25 years, but 58 years without a dividend cut.
8. Tesla. More than just a tech company it’s a car company, it's a tech company that will most likely play a huge role in not only the tech space but the energy space and potentially the finance space as well. Tesla owns Solar City, they install solar roof panels, they sell cars, they have powerful battery technology, they have arguably the most advanced self driving product on the market with the most integrated charging platform in the world and in the future I think Elon and Tesla will integrate cryptocurrency into their pipeline as well. According to Morningstar the fair price is $570.
7. Disney. An innovation powerhouse. Their latest product - the Disney Plus streaming platform has been a huge revenue maker for them. They got over 95 million subscribers on the Disney Plus platform in the first 14 months. In just a year and two months they were able to beat their 4 year goal. Their new 4 year goal is to hit a quarter of a billion subscribers by 2024.
6. Google. In 2015 they reported a second quarterly earnings of 17.7 billion dollars. Just recently, they reported a revenue of 61.9 billion dollars just 6 years later which is also 62% higher than the second quarter of last year when the pandemic happened. Just for context, there are 2 billion people on YouTube right now, that is 26% of the entire world’s population that uses YouTube and that number will continue to grow.
5. Facebook. Facebook owns FB marketplace, Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, Instagram and they’re launching their own cryptocurrency called Diem and The Metaverse which is virtual reality sort of like in Ready Player One. Like them or not, Facebook has an insane amount of potential in the future even when factoring the risk of regulation. They have so much valuable data and there’s anyone that will compete with Google in the future, it will be Facebook. The share price is trading at slightly below fair value which may be a good time to buy in.
4. KO Coca Cola! A Warren Buffett favorite and Warren Buffett proves that drinking Coca Cola doesn’t affect your longevity. Like Johnson and Johnson they’ve they are a dividend aristocrat that have been paying their shareholders dividends for 58 years in a row. Their payout ratio is 74% but their dividend safety score is still 80 which is solid.
Watch the video for the top 3 stocks!
*None of this is meant to be construed as investment advice, it's for entertainment purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. The video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.
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