Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸

13 years of investing and learning. Sharing value picks, diversification ideas, finance & market info. Good humor makes every journey better.

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@DividendGrowth I love these simple charts that show how much easier you can make building your fortune on yourself if you just start saving & investing early.

Sadly, many people don’t see them until years after college if ever.

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Under $2 per share, $RAVE is a great value buy with growth ahead. Honestly, there’s plenty of room to buy North of $2 and make a great return, but I bought as much as I could under $2. #RAVE #Pizza #Investing 💵 🍕 📈 🟢

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@dougboneparth Cormac McCarthy novels.

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@money_cruncher It’s the first step!

Always remember to pay yourself first.

You’ve earned it.

The landlord, the car dealership, the grocery store owner, they all get theirs from our hard earned money. We should get ours, but it’s on us to do so.

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@DvdndDiplomats I like $PFE at this price range for sure.

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

What?

You thought the Military-Industrial Complex was just going to hibernate after Afghanistan? $LMT, $RTX 👀

“Biden: US will 'forcefully' protect personnel in Syria | AP News” https://t.co/fZa872sCaT

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@DvdndDiplomats Closer to $130 per share would get me more interested in $JNJ

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@Dividend_Bridge Picked up some $INTC and $C myself!

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@Dividend_Bridge $MAC is a nice add as it’s trading at a decent discount to book value. Price will catch up sometime and until then you get a nice dividend to wait.

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Will have to get through a pending economic downturn, but I like where $MDC is positioned long term🏠

-Trading below book value
-Almost 7% dividend yield 💰💰💰
-Only 25% payout ratio
-Equity greater than market cap
-Plenty of cash for short term liabilities

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@Dividend_Bridge I like that list. I would add $MDT to it. medical device company with a nice and pretty safe dividend yield, future growth and solid balance sheet.

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@Dividend_Bridge Whoops wrong tweet…

[Value Stock Bull 🇺🇸 @ValueStockBull]

@Dividend_Bridge I like that list. I would add $MDT to it. medical device company with a nice and pretty safe dividend yield, future growth and solid balance sheet.

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@DividendHulk I like the big banks right now. $JPM is my favorite and it will be a shame when Dimon leaves whenever that is, but $C looks like the better value. That said, I own both of course!

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@huntdividends Usually I stick with companies that pay a dividend, but I do like $GOOGL at this price.

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@Dividend_Bridge $SCHD is one of my favorite index funds as well. Staple of any value portfolio.

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$ABBV 💉 looking like a nice buy right now. Trailing PE is back below 20 and the dividend yield is over 4% for a company expected to have years of growth ahead.

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The crowd is leaving European stocks and bonds. Time to start looking at building up holdings? Old standbys include $DEO, $SHEL, $NSRGY & $UL https://t.co/LgEBUQ81DJ

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@TheDividendGuy I think those are good numbers to shoot for. 20-30 seems like a reasonable amount to actually keep close track of.

I’ve read that once you break 50 stocks (assuming they are a bunch of sectors) the benefits of diversification start to drop and that’s tough to keep up with.

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@DRGinvests

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@cadeinvests I’m going S&P. Gets stuffed with anything of note in the Nasdaq and gives me a greater price of mind.

I don’t pay much attention to the Dow, too few stocks.