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what's up everybody thenx dividend
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investor here
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in this fun video i'll be telling you
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what dividend stocks that 10 billionaire
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investors own some stocks which i'm sure
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you've never heard of before
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then i'll end this video with a true
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rags to riches story about a secretary
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who invested her way to an 8 million
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dollar portfolio
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so please hit the thumbs up button
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subscribe if you haven't yet and click
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that bell notification
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okay i found most of these billionaire
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portfolios on the investorspodcast.com
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please realize that just because a
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billionaire owns a specific stock
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doesn't mean it makes sense for you to
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own it
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billionaires often have very favorable
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deals when they move into stocks deals
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that we normal people don't have access
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to
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and as always don't make any financial
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decisions based on this video
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with that out of the way let's start
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with everybody's favorite warren buffett
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for all these billionaires i'll just
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share dividend stocks that are at least
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three percent of their portfolios
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in buffett's case i'll specifically be
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covering what berkshire hathaway owns as
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that's buffett's majority holding
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warren's number one stock by far at an
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astounding 41 percent of berkshire
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hathaway is apple computer which
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coincidentally happens to be my largest
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position as well
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number two for him is bank of america
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worth 14 of berkshire hathaway
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then he has american express at 8.5
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percent of the portfolio
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after that he is coca-cola another i own
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at seven point four percent of his
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portfolio
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next is kraft heinz at four point five
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percent
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then he has moody's at three percent
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and finally his last material dividend
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stock is verizon at three percent of the
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portfolio
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he actually owns a bunch of other
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dividend stocks like chevron kroger visa
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abbey and some others but the ones i
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already mentioned are his largest
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positions
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okay now let's move on to another famous
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billionaire investor and that's bill
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gates
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gates is known to be a shrewd investor
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and he and his former wife are now the
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top farmland owners in the united states
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having acquired more than 269 000 acres
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over the past decade
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that might seem strange until you learn
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that farmland returned an average of 11
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per year between 1992 and 2020 according
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to research from farm together
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his growing investments in farmland also
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fits into some of his stated charitable
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objectives
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now many billionaires are not very
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transparent about all their assets
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this portfolio for bill gates from
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investors podcast doesn't include his
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microsoft shares but i believe that he
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owns about one percent of the company
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still which alone is worth 30 billion
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dollars
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no i'm long microsoft
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nor does this list include all his
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assets and cascade investments which is
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his private investment company which
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also holds a dividend position in deer
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the company which makes the famous john
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deere tractors
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anyway we see that gates's largest
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position is in berkshire hathaway though
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berkshire itself doesn't pay a dividend
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the largest dividend position at a huge
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11 percent of gates portfolio is waste
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management a favorite of many dividend
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investors
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after that we see a dividend aristocrat
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in caterpillar at nine percent of his
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portfolio a company i'm long in
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then about six percent of his portfolio
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is in canadian national railway
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then 4.5 percent of his portfolio is
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another favorite of many and that's
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walmart another dividend aristocrat
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then about four percent of his portfolio
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is in crown castle international which
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is a wreath that owns cell towers and
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networking fiber and such
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then he has another dividend aristocrat
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in ecolab which is a chemical materials
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company and that's 3.8 percent of his
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portfolio
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slowly over the years gates has been
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diversifying out of some of his
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microsoft shares and into other things
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but as i mentioned he still owns a ton
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that being said an analysis was done and
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they concluded that his net worth could
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be a lot more for you just held onto all
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his microsoft shares rather than
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diversify out of it
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but i doubt he's losing too much sleep
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over it
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okay let's move on
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the third of ten legendary billionaire
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investors i'm going to talk about is
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howard marks
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marx is admired in the investment
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community for his memos which detail his
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investment strategies and insights into
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the economy and which are posted
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publicly on his oak tree website
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buffett once said when i see memos from
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howard marks my mail they're the first
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thing i open and read i always learn
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something and that goes double for his
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books
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marx's top position at almost 10 percent
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of his portfolio is in the dividend
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stock chesapeake energy which is in the
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oil and natural gas industry
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his next dividend position is star bulk
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carriers at about 9.5 of his portfolio
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which is a shipping company
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i've honestly never looked at that
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company before but i bet you shippers
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are a great place to be right now with
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all the desire to speed up the supply
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chain
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star belt carriers has an interesting
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dividend policy that lets their board of
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directors declare a dividend based on
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the number of ships and the cash balance
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per ship
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i'll need to dig into them more because
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it's always fun to learn about companies
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you haven't explored before
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next at around nine percent of marx's
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portfolio is vistacore an electricity
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and power generation company
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then his next dividend stock is
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americold realty trust at seven percent
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of his portfolio which is the world's
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largest publicly traded reit focused on
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temperature-controlled warehouses i.e
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places that store refrigerated things
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also known as reefer which itself is a
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loaded term
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his last big dividend position is ally
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financial a bank financials holding
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company
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okay let's move on
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the next billionaire in this list which
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is in no particular order is ray dalio
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the famed bridgewater founder
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his largest holding is spy at 5.4
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percent of his portfolio
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then he has walmart at 4.7 percent
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then his next largest dividend stock is
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when i'm long in and procter gamble at
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four percent of his portfolio
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then he has jnj at around three percent
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coca-cola at 2.8 percent pepsi at 2.5
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percent all of which i'm long in and
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then costco 2 and mcdonald's at 2 which
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i'm also long in
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okay let's move on to the fifth
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billionaire and that's famed activist
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investor carl icahn
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his largest dividend holding is in his
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own company icon enterprises at 54 of
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his portfolio
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after that he has occidental petroleum
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at six percent of his portfolio
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the next dividend payer is chenier
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energy at almost six percent of his
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portfolio
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then he is newell brands at five percent
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of his portfolio a consumer
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discretionary housewares company which
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owns brands you might recognize like
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rubbermaid his last dividend sock that's
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at least three percent of his portfolio
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is xerox now that's a name you don't
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hear much these days
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okay the sixth of ten legendary
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billionaire investors is bill miller
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he became famous for being the s p 500
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for 15 straight years
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but he lost 90 percent of his net worth
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when he made leverage bets on bear
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stearns freddie mac and other financial
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stocks in 2008
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and after losing almost everything he
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put his remaining money on amazon and on
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bitcoin where he was buying at an
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average cost of 500 a coin and amazingly
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after a few years became a billionaire
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again
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today his largest dividend stock is adt
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the security and alarm company at almost
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four percent of his portfolio
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his next largest dividend position is
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one main holding a consumer finance and
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insurance company which is 3.4 percent
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of his portfolio
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and the last big dividend stock in his
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portfolio is diamondback energy a
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natural gas and oil company at three
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percent of his portfolio
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diamondbacks ticker is fang f-a-n-g
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and i wonder how many people invested in
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it because they thought that it was the
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company that everyone talks about when
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they're using the facebook amazon apple
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netflix google
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acronym okay let's move on
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the seventh legendary billionaire
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investor is seth clarman the man who's
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averaged 20 compounded returns for
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decades
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his first dividend stock is intel which
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is 10 of his portfolio
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after that is a small yielder in a
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well-known company ebay at 8.5 percent
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of his portfolio then at around five
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percent of his portfolio is micron
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technology another semiconductor company
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then at 3.5 percent of his portfolio is
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willis towers-watson a financials
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insurance brokers dividend company
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okay let's continue
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the next legendary billionaire investor
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is monish pabrae a big follower of
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buffett's
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monish has a whopping 47 of his
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portfolio in dividend company micron
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technology
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i guess you could say that billionaires
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are quite bullish on semiconductors
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these days
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okay let's move on
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the ninth billionaire investors bill
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ackman the famous activist investor and
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founder of pershing square capital
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management
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bill's largest holding is the dividend
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company lowe's and it's 22 percent of
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his portfolio the next dividend stock is
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restaurant brands international at 15
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percent of his portfolio
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his last dividend payer is domino's
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pizza at 10.5 percent of his portfolio
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nice
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if you haven't been to domino's lately i
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recommend it they've really turned
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things around
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okay the last billionaire investor i'm
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covering is david tepper the founder of
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appaloosa management and the owner of
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the carolina panthers nfl team
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here's a fun fact david tepper keeps a
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pair of brass testicles in a prominent
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spot on his desk at work a present from
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former employees
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he rubs them for luck during the trading
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day to get a laugh out of his colleagues
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he also gave his 67 million dollar gift
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to my alma mater carnegie mellon and
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they named their graduate business
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school after him
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his number one dividend company's
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occidental petroleum at 4.68 of its
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portfolio followed by micron
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technologies of 4.65 and macy's at 3.77
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of course there are lots of other
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billionaires out there like elon musk
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who primarily owns tesla jeff bezos
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who's number one holding his amazon
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larry ellison with oracle
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there is bernard arnaut whose majority
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holdings are lvmh moai hennessy louis
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vuitton and there's mark zuckerberg who
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obviously holds meta aka facebook
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and don't forget larry page and sergey
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brin who primarily own google or the
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waltons who own a ton of walmart's stock
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but those folks aren't considered famous
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investing billionaires
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okay now i want to tell you a true rags
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to riches story about a secretary named
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sylvia bloom who invested her way to an
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almost eight figure portfolio
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mrs balloon was born to eastern european
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immigrants and grew up in brooklyn
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during the great depression
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she attended public schools and went to
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night school to get a college degree
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she joined a law firm as a secretary
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married a firefighter and lived in a low
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end rent control department
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she remained as secretary for almost
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seven decades until she retired at the
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age of 96.
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now those days secretaries helped the
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bosses with various non-work functions
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one of sylvia's responsibilities was to
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do stock trades on her boss's behalf
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she would communicate the stock buys he
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wanted to do to his broker and then she
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would do the same stock for herself but
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in a smaller amount since she only had a
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secretary salary
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this continued on for decades and over
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time she became more savvy to investing
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when she died her portfolio was worth
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more than nine million dollars
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none of her friends or family knew about
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the massive wealth that the simple
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secretary had created over her life
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because she had lived a very
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non-frivolous lifestyle
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in her will she left millions to help
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out needy students
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so what can you learn from her
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well a path to wealth with a high
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likelihood of success is to live
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frugally and to invest in decent
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companies for decades
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sylvia knew what it was like to not have
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money and that helped frame the way she
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lived even when she did have money
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happiness doesn't come from money though
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obviously you need a certain amount of
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it to have your basic needs met
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of course it's normal to always want
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more a better car a bigger house
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whatever
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but i urge you to refrain from
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constantly spending more and instead
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just keep investing in a diverse
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portfolio of companies that you think
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will meet your short and long term goals
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forget about the point one percent of
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people who make it big overnight on some
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random lucky move
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for each of those people who got lucky
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there are probably 99 people who tried
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the same get rich quick thing and failed
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slow and steady works just don't give up
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when things go south and you'll
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eventually win
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okay please hit the thumbs up button
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growing all the time
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thanks for watching stay positive and
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i'll talk to you again real soon
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i am not a financial advisor and these
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videos are for entertainment inspiration
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and educational purposes only investing
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of any kind involves risk i am only
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sharing my opinion with no guarantee of
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gains or losses on investments
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