He hold much cash and makes only a few big moves per year. People can say that he is a really lazy guy but also a smart investor when you look at his long-term performance.
If you copy Warren Buffett's investment style and cover his latest trades very tight, you will definitely make no bigger return.
How was it possible to create a $50 billion net worth over 50 years, only by trading stocks?
Warren invested in his earlier year’s money into companies with operational problems. In addition, they were very small compared to the market potential. He bought the potential leaders in a growing market.
Looking into the past doesn’t help us to find new stock ideas. I've always look at higher capitalized stocks because of the bigger degree of safety. But large capitalized stocks are also stocks with modest or slow growth.
Today I present you 3 long-term dividend growers (stocks that have raised dividends over 25 years or more), with the following criteria:
- Market capitalization under USD 2 billion
- Dividend Payout Ratio below 50 percent
- Debt-To-Equity less than 0.5
- Forward P/E fewer than 20
You can find a company overview of the three results below. I don't own any of them but believe that they cover some values inside.
These are the results:
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