Dividend stocks from the Buffett/Munger screener
originally published at long-term-investments.blogspot.com. Warren Buffett and
Charlie Munger are the two investment heads of Berkshire Hathaway. If they
decide to put money into a business, they usually have a good nose for their
investment which will be paid-off.
With a long-term annual return wide above 20
percent, they definitely have done the most things right.
Today I would like to present you the best dividend stocks from the gurufocus Buffett/Munger screener. The tool searches the market by good companies at fair or even undervalued prices. The screener take only stocks with a high predicable business into account.
Today I would like to present you the best dividend stocks from the gurufocus Buffett/Munger screener. The tool searches the market by good companies at fair or even undervalued prices. The screener take only stocks with a high predicable business into account.
These are some of the criteria:
- Rising Margin
- Growing Business
- Little Debt
- Fair or Undervalued
The Buffett/Munger screener gives you over 200 results but I
like to focus on the U.S. stock market.
From 77 American stocks are only 15 shares that pay dividends. Buffett and Munger will definitely love some of these results.
The good thing is that the screener don’t show results of stocks in which they are already invested. For a closer overview about the latest stock purchases from Warren Buffett and his latest portfolio, please look here: Warren Buffet’s Latest Stock Picks And His Biggest Portfolio Holdings.
From 77 American stocks are only 15 shares that pay dividends. Buffett and Munger will definitely love some of these results.
The good thing is that the screener don’t show results of stocks in which they are already invested. For a closer overview about the latest stock purchases from Warren Buffett and his latest portfolio, please look here: Warren Buffet’s Latest Stock Picks And His Biggest Portfolio Holdings.
On High-Yield is below the results and nine got a
buy or better rating by brokerage firms.