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there is no need to introduce Warren Buffett the Oracle of Omaha has constantly emphasized the value of owning companies with solid long-lasting competitive advantages that can produce steady income and profits over the years Berkshire Hathaway owned by Warren Buffett is renowned for not paying dividends to its investors since 1967.
welcome back everyone in today's video we will discuss why Warren Buffett loves dividend stocks but first don't forget to subscribe to em3 Financial Freedom YouTube channel for more personal finance and investing videos fortunately Berkshire Hathaway continues to prosper and generates billions of dollars in dividend income from its investment Holdings despite Berkshire Hathaway not doing so more than half of the stocks in the holding companies roughly 300 billion dollar Equity portfolio pay dividends and for the Oracle of Omaha the finest Warren Buffett dividend stocks generate a sizable income the best dividend stocks like Berkshire Hathaway May provide investors with exceptional total returns over the long term in contrast to the S P 500 index's Total return of 12.6 percent over the past 10 years brkb has produced a total return of 13.1 percent furthermore brkb's Total return during the past three months marked by strong Market volatility is 10.8 percent or roughly 11 percent higher than the whole Market BNSF has paid substantial dividends to Berkshire 41.8 billion dollars the railroad pays us however only what remains after it both fulfills the needs of its business and maintains a cash balance of about two billion dollars Buffett wrote in a letter to his shareholders this conservative policy allows BNSF to borrow at low rates independent of any guarantee of its debt by Berkshire since founding his first company in 1956 Warren Buffett has developed as an investor almost independent of the stock market's cap at the Time Warren Buffett could seek the biggest Market inefficiencies because his portfolio was significantly smaller he worked very hard to locate stocks with low valuations Buffett said he would be happy to invest up to 40 percent of his net worth in a single security if the possibilities were assessed to be greatly in his favor reducing risk he was not frightened to have a single holding make up more than 25 percent of his portfolio Apple accounts for over 40 percent of Warren Buffett's remaining concentrated Holdings at Berkshire Hathaway A concentrated portfolio is based on the premise that there are usually only a small number of top-notch companies and investment possibilities available and having too many Investments dilutes the impact of your few finest ideas it's significant to note that Warren Buffett has always emphasized the idea of operating inside one's area of expertise risk according to Buffett comes from not knowing what you're doing in other words avoid investing in businesses or sectors that are too complex to comprehend the majority of investment opportunities in actuality are outside the scope of our expertise and ought to be disregarded Buffett's strategy has changed since his first partnership focusing more on acquiring fantastic companies at Fair rates than rummaging through the clearance rack for cheap equities he seeks out businesses with wide open doors for expansion and solid economic modes Warren Buffett stated that his preferred holding period is forever when investing the goal is to invest in top-notch businesses with promising long-term growth potential and allow their value to grow over time for instance Berkshire Hathaway's total Investments should generate a six billion dividend payout between July and July 2023 the next three equities which together account for nearly 1.5 billion dollars of that sum serve as an excellent illustration of how making Investments independable time-tested companies can give investors a solid foundation in a highly volatile environment Chevron CVX Chevron is one of the most well-known energy firms in the world this year it made a record-breaking profit as gas prices skyrocketed in the spring and summer similar to most gas providers in the first quarter of 2022 Warren Buffett increased Berkshire Hathaway's stake in Chevron by 2.4 million shares betting on the company's success according to berkshire's most recent Financial disclosures it currently owns 161.4 million Chevron shares representing a 25 billion investment and an 8.4 percent ownership in the business the second largest shareholder in Chevron at this time is Berkshire Hathaway Chevron pays 5.68 in dividends per share year which means Berkshire Hathaway will get 929 million dollars in dividends from Chevron alone and if current oil and gas Trends continue that some will only increase for 33 years in a row Chevron has boosted its yearly shareholder dividends a three and a half percent dividend yield is now being offered not only has Berkshire Hathaway raised its investments in Chevron this year but in other energy firms as well for instance the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission granted Berkshire Hathaway's bid to purchase up to 50 percent of Occidental Petroleum in August take a look at your energy bill to see why Buffett has decided to invest his whole portfolio in non-renewable energy firms though we can't be sure Buffett is betting that gas businesses will continue to post phenomenal Revenue growth for the ensuing quarters or years of enduring Global instability Kraft Heinz khc the third largest Food Corporation in the United States and the fifth largest in the World Kraft Heinz is the owner of well-known grocery store brands like ore Ida Capri Sun and Lunchables 2015 saw the merger of Kraft and Heinz which Berkshire Hathaway mostly oversaw the path to craft time's success could have been smoother however the most recent 13f filing from Berkshire Hathaway published in mid-august 2022 indicates that the business presently owns around a 12 billion investment in Kraft Heinz Berkshire Hathaway owns more than 26 percent of Kraft Heinz with 325.6 million shares Berkshire Hathaway anticipates receiving about 521 million dollars in dividends this year given that Kraft Heinz pays 1.60 yearly dividends per share by the way Berkshire Hathaway paid Kraft Heinz exactly that amount in 2019 2020 and 2021 so even if the business bought craft for too much the consistent dividends help make up the difference currently the dividend yield is 4.3 percent Bank of New York Mellon BK the Bank of New York Mellon Corporation also known as bny Mellon is a new york-based holding company for investment banking services and asset management the Bank of New York 1869 and the Mellon Financial Corporation two of the nation's oldest and most prestigious financial institutions merged to become the current business in 2007 the two organizations United and a decade and a half later it was obvious that the combination was successful bny Mellon was one of the largest asset managers in the world as of 2022 managing 2.2 trillion dollars Berkshire Hathaway is one of bny mellon's biggest shareholders holding 9.2 percent of the firm Berkshire Hathaway has 74.3 million shares worth over 3 billion dollars according to its 13 up filing additionally Berkshire Hathaway will get 110 million dollars over the following year due to bny mellon's annual dividend of 1.48 cents per share approximately 3.3 percent is the current dividend yield the covid-19 pandemic did not affect Berkshire Hathaway's ownership of numerous significant Banks but since then the business has removed several Financial organizations from its portfolio most notably Wells Fargo where Berkshire Hathaway has held a position for the past 30 years Buffett's continued investment in bny Mellon clearly indicates the company's stability and reliable payouts it pays to have a Dependable cash flow stream during difficult times which is exactly what Buffett has done with these three Investments and indeed most of us need Berkshire Hathaway's enormous cash reserves or Broad investment Holdings nevertheless following Buffett's example and investing in a select group of Dependable stable dividend paying companies is a wise financial decision always consider your investment objectives and risk appetite while making decisions that is all for this video we will be back soon with another informative 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