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(A Top Pick Jun 28/21, Down 25%) They are the biggest manufacturer of semis in a time of a major semi shortage. TSM is the cutting edge. Their new foundry in the US will open in 2024, so he expects a 20% bump in revenues and serious earnings growth for the next several years. Now, is a phenomenal time to enter this. TSM is a core holding for him. They benefit from increasing use of semis in autos
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Buy now or after they spin off their asset management business? The shares and valuation are getting attractive. They're trying to takeover a UK company. It won't make a huge difference either way (re: asset management spin-off), because they're investing heavily in other areas like renewables. BAM is a great wealth creator and very well-run. It's on his radar.
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COMMENT
Safe dividend? Yes and no. They slashed it during the Great Recession and 2015 when commodities declined. They have a strong balance sheet. Don't expect their dividend to consistently rise. They pay out less when things are good, and pay more when things are good, which is the right thing to do.
other mines
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Has owned this for a long time. US bank stocks have been hit. They are the largest wealth manager in the US, a stable business, and less focused on banking now. It trades at only 10x PE and pays a 3.8% dividend yield with growth. Expect more share buybacks. They will benefit from the yield curve. (Analysts’ price target is $103.90)
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Folks like Bill Ackman dumped their Berkshire shares, because they felt that Warren Buffett should've bought Amazon and was holding too much cash. However, 20% of their holdings is Apple. They have $100 billion in cash. This is Berkshire's moment--an opportunity to finally deploy a chunk of that cash. This is a value play. Buffet and Munger have a succession plan in place. This offers a lot of wealth creation in coming years at low risk. (Analysts’ price target is $369.00)
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