Post #17630 by hclasvegas on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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The Best Warren Buffett Dividend Stocks - Kiplinger
1. Coca-Cola. Market value: $253.8 billion. Dividend yield: 3.1% Percentage of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio: 7.2% Berkshire Hathaway ownership stake: 9.2% Coca-Cola (KO, $58.71) is one of Berkshire's oldest holdings and one of the best Warren Buffett dividend stocks.
2. Bank of America. Market value: $253.8 billion. Dividend yield: 3.1% Percentage of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio: 9.0% Berkshire Hathaway ownership stake: 12.8%
3. HP. Market value: $30.0 billion. Dividend yield: 3.7% Percentage of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio: 0.8% Berkshire Hathaway ownership stake: 9.7% Berkshire started buying HP (HPQ, $30.24) in the first quarter of 2022.
4. Chevron. Market value: $286.8 billion. Dividend yield: 4.0% Percentage of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio: 5.9% Berkshire Hathaway ownership stake: 5.7% Energy stocks had an outstanding year in 2022.
5. Kraft Heinz. Market value: $44.8 billion. Dividend yield: 4.4% Percentage of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio: 3.5% Berkshire Hathaway ownership stake: 26.5% Consumer staples stocks in the S&P 500 broadly underperformed the broad market in 2023.

There is a sucker born every minute.

and I know where to find them, hclasvegas.

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