Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway will make a boatload of money from dividends paid by these top companies.Warren Buffett doesn't buy stocks for their dividends. However, the legendary investor hasn't complained about receiving dividend payments to boostBerkshire Hathaway's(BRK.A-0.06%)(BRK.B-0.95%)coffers, either.Berkshire makes alotof money from dividends. Here are Buffett's top three dividend stocks (based on their weights in Berkshire's portfolio), and whether or not they're good picks to buy now.1. AppleApple(AAPL-3.00%)ranks by far as thebiggest holding for Berkshire, making up 42.7% of the conglomerate's portfolio. The tech giant doesn't offer a high dividend yield. However, the sheer size of Berkshire's stake -- over 915.2 million shares, including those owned by its New England Asset
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Warren Buffett's Top 3 Dividend Stocks: Are They Buys Now?
Warren Buffett's Top 3 Dividend Stocks: Are They Buys Now?
Upstart Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2023?
Upstart's stock really can't get much lower.Finding another stock that has had as bad a 2022 asUpstart(UPST-5.15%)is challenging. The stock is down nearly 90% this year and 95% off its all-time high. With those numbers, you may have expected Upstart to have executed terribly throughout the year.However, Upstart's fall from grace dealt with stock overvaluation and a rising interest rate environment. So, with many investors deeply in the red on Upstart, should you buy, sell, or hold the stock in 2023?What happened to Upstart in 2022?First, let's cover Upstart's decline. Upstart is an artificial intelligence (AI0)-powered alternative lender company. It uses multiple factors thatFICOscores don't to assess a borrower's creditworthiness more accurately. In 2021, Upstart's growth was unparalleled
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Why Nio Stock Jumped 32% in November
Investors are buying Nio stock before 2022 ends as they believe the worst is over for the electric vehicle maker.What happenedAfter taking a deep dive in October,Nio(NIO6.60%)stock bounced back just as dramatically last month, ending November with a solid 32% gain, according to data provided byS&P Global Market Intelligence. Theelectric vehicle (EV) stockis already up around 4% so far in December.So what did Nio do right last month to win back investors' confidence? The EV stock received several analyst downgrades in November, but investors are focusing elsewhere as Nio prepares for 2023.So whatWith COVID-19 lockdowns gripping China and forcing Nio to suspend operations in October temporarily, all eyes were on the EV maker's third-quarter numbers and guidance for the rest of the year.N
5 Top Tech Stocks Under $20 per Share
These potential home-run stocks cost less than the price of an extra-large pizza.The technology sector has had a tough time this year. Some of the market's favorite names in 2021 have imploded and come within shouting distance of penny stock status. While some of these tech stocks were riding the tide and will never see new highs, others have been unfairly thrown out with the rest and could eventually comeback for a rebound.Several stocks trading below $20 per share have long-term potential to grow a relatively small investment into a sizable position. These five companies are less proven than your run-of-the-mill blue chip stocks, but could eventually become huge winners. Bold investors can consider thesetech stocksas speculative holdings in a diversified portfolio.1. Upstart HoldingsFint
5 Top Tech Stocks Under $20 per Share
Grab is paving the way to be a digital bank too. Already got the licence to operate. They focus mainly on digital and do payment service, transportation, delivery and many more. Private investor like sovereign funds and others already bought in before ipo. Go to Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore to name a few countries where Grab take up almost 90% market share in that country itself. Once boarder open and tourism back close to normal, revenue going to rocket again. They threw incentives to Drivers and gain market share like crazy right front the start. Even though I regretted buying early on ipo day. I am alright to own 3k share for now. Very good luck to all the Longs. Cheers and hang on. Let the dust settle and make good profit.$Grab Holdings(
3 EV Stocks With Room to Run in 2023
Growth and tech stocks have taken a massive hit this year due to a range of macro factors. Soaring inflation has led to hawkish monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. This hasn’t helped supply chains, which remain bottlenecked around the world. For electric vehicle (EV) stocks, this has been a perfect recipe for lower valuations, at least in the near term.Many premium EV makers are also suffering from shifting consumer preferences. Many consumers may be looking to delay an EV purchase due to a higher-than-expected price tag. Accordingly, while there does appear to be great opportunity around EV stocks right now, being selective is going to be more important than ever.Broadly, the ongoing climate crisis is shifting how governments and countries are thinking about this sector. In Germany,
3 EV Stocks With Room to Run in 2023
Nvidia Stock Is Down 57% -- Should You Buy Right Now?
What does the future hold for Nvidia after its tough quarter?After a disappointing fiscal second-quarter earnings report for the period ending July 31, shares ofNvidia(NVDA-0.02%)slumped and are now down more than 57% from their all-time highs. The company reported underwhelming results, posting just 3% year-over-year revenue expansion. Thesemiconductor companyalso expects fiscal third-quarter revenue to reach just $5.9 billion, a 17% decline versus the year-ago period.Why is the company decreasing guidance and projecting a challenging end to 2022? More importantly, should investors be concerned about this?IMAGE SOURCE: GETTY IMAGES.Why is the stock down?The primary driver of the disappointing quarter and the tepid guidance is the declining demand for its gaming graphic processing units (G
Nvidia Stock Is Down 57% -- Should You Buy Right Now?
1 Reason I'm Watching Citigroup This Week
Management might provide more insight into future share repurchases on its upcoming earnings call. The wheels have fallen off Citigroup's(C1.55%)stock since its disappointing investor day earlier this year, when management announced new medium-term financial targets that failed to impress the market. Things have only gotten worse with Russia's invasion of Ukraine, complicating the bank's previous decision to sell its consumer banking division in Russia and increasing the chance the bank takes a big charge on divesting the operation. With Citigroup set to report earnings later this week, here's one thing I'll be watching closely. Will Citigroup be able to buy back more stock? With investor day now in the past and the bank's transformation looking like a multiyear journey, Citigroup doe
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