Warren Buffett Top 10 Stock Picks For 2018!

Today we look at Warren Buffett top 10 stock picks for 2018. 2018 should be an interesting year in the stock market and these are Warren Buffet's biggest investments!

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[moneymanfernando]

So according to this video the list is : Wells Fargo, KraftHeinz, Apple, Bank of America, Coca Cola, American Express, Phillips 66, IBM, U.S. Bancorp, and Moodys

[freddiebutler]

I have stock in Coke. I like the company because it's been around awhile it has a strong name, and I receive nice dividends. I will be buying some more of it in the year 2018

[stangtrax]

Yes I currently own all these companies plus hundreds more. WHY? 1. I listened to old wealthy people like Mr. Buffet and Mr. Bogle 2. I am fascinated by studying the charts/ history of the stock market and it looks like an easy way to earn money if you keep it simple. HOW? I use an ETF to buy the whole market each month. The two men I mentioned suggest buy the whole market.

[StasTalksStocks]

Moody's and Apple are my two favorite on this list for sure

[itzgnik]

You’re videos and content are amazing. Wishing you and your family a great new year. Thank you for the phenomenal content! Happy holidays!

[kobebryant]

I have Apple, IBM and Kraft Heinz too out of those I would say Apple and IBM are the best. The thing with Buffets stock picks is they have at-least some dividends so you can get some money by just holding onto them. And sell when time is right

[redrust]

After this video was made, Warren dumped all of his IBM shares. He also bought 75 million more shares of Apple. He says he likes it as a consumer services company. It's interesting to note, that Berkshire Hathaway is now 20% in equities. The remaining 80% is its 90 subsidiaries.

[d.p.]

I basically only hold three stocks:
BRK/B
FTEC
FB

I am very comfortable having all of my eggs in these three baskets.

[xrplazarus]

Interest rates have been historically low for a while, only direction to really go is up. And who benefits the most from rising interest rates? Lenders. Also banks have an opportunity to lower their transaction costs significantly with blockchain barring any regulation changes

[LoveTruthFreedom]

Awesome video Jeremy! Good to know who the big boys are holding. I hold Canadian Bank stocks, my favorite has been TD. I sold my Apple at $173. I may considering after the volatility subsides. Most Institutional buyers are positioned at $156.75 and I may consider a buy when it retraces to that level.

[RICHTVLIVE]

I love warren Buffett he is my hero great video buddy

[RealLifeMoney]

Very interesting holdings, no doubt he likes the banks! Interest rates are slowly going up so that could be helping him out. But I agree with Jeremy, AAPL is no joke and they are killing it. One of my biggest holdings :)

[AdamLarson]

My biggest position is in Apple with an average price of $124

[jaxavery]

Buying some KHC, it’s near it’s 52 week low, warren buffet owns it, and it’s down on an amazing bull year. And we all know Kraft is not going anywhere

[gwentchamp]

I just bought some AMD. We'll see how it goes. NVDA and AMD are doing well. Think it has to do with Crypto mining.

[jackblack]

I own part of Federal Reserve Bank. They gave constant 6% dividend. With growing revenue every year, its a no brainer!!!

[deeznuts]

I live in houston we have a lot of Phillips 66

[greglarry]

Phenomenal job Jeremy. Keep 'em coming.

[verajosee]

BAC, TOO, and GRPN had GPRO but had to sell I was losing money on it daily.. Still looking at the price to rebuy and maybe making my money back

[volt]

Problem with buying high-quality companies cheap is the thinking that "I will be the one" who finds it first before big money does. When you see great company cheap you have to ask yourself: "how come no one is buying it this cheap? "Have I stumbled upon golden egg on my own"? Highly unlikely. The best we can do is find a beat-up company like GE or IBM and buy it waaay before big money does, and hope it rebounds. That means holding it while it is still going down for while. That's the only way to get in before big money does. Because if you wait until you start seeing improvements in the company, it is already too late. And if you think it isn't, then you are essentially saying that you're better investor than big guys.