Billionaires Hold 49 Stocks In August, 29 Pay Dividends, 6 Are Priced To Buy
Published Jul 27, 2020 on Seeking Alpha

Seeking AlphaDividend Quick PicksBillionaires Hold 49 Stocks In August, 29 Pay Dividends, 6 Are Priced To BuyJul. 27, 2020 7:51 PM ET|| Includes: AIG, AMX, BCO, BMY, C, CI, CPB, CVI, GS, JPM, LOW, STAY, SYY, VIAC, VWOby: Fredrik ArnoldFredrik Arnold The Dividend Dog CatcherSimple, straightforward 7-step analysis that finds lucrative income stocks.SummaryKiplinger Investing publishes opportune stock and fund lists for investors online. These 49 billionaire picks by Dan Burrows, published 5/1/20, were updated 7/24/20.
29 of these 50 billionaire-loved stocks pay dividends. As of 7/24/20, the top ten ranged 2.83%-8.1% by annual yield and ranged 26.1%-134.74% per broker-estimated price-target upsides.
Top ten big billionaire-bought dividend dogs, JPM, AMX, GS, AIG, BMY, CVI, C, CI, LOW, and BCO ranged 18.86% to 103.53% in estimated net gain.
$5k invested in the lowest-priced five of ten top-yield big billionaire dividend holdings showed 7.59% LESS net gain than from $5k invested in all ten. Bigger higher-priced billionaire-loved stocks led the dividend pack as of July 24.
Foreword
Dan Burrows in Kiplinger Investing says:

"They say on Wall Street that if you want to make a small fortune, start by investing a large one.
No, you can't become a billionaire solely by copying their every move, but it's always interesting -- and often constructive -- to know what the "smart money" is up to."
Any collection of stocks is more clearly understood when subjected to yield-based (dog catcher) analysis, this billionaire dividend holdings list is perfect for the dogcatcher process.
For those dedicated dividend collectors who adhere to and promote the author's ideal of finding stocks whose annual dividends from a $1K investment exceed their single share price, it must be noted that six billionaire holdings currently qualify: STAY; CVI; AIG; VIAC; AMX; ADT.
The one missing from last month's seven dividend buys is WFC, which slashed its Q dividend to $0.10... Read more