Making HUGE MONEY With DIVIDEND STOCKS Everyone Hates

When sentiment is bad, the highest-quality dividend stocks can go on deep discount sale. When others are running away, I take notice. This strategy has worked well for me with AbbVie (ABBV) and also Starbucks (SBUX). Now, I have identified 4 more stocks with negative sentiment right now. Do you enjoy a contrarian investing strategy?
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Timestamps:
0:00 INTRODUCTION
0:01 Warren Buffett: "Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful."
0:48 SEGMENT 1: I WON BIG WITH ABBVIE (ABBV) WHEN EVERYONE ELSE WAS FEARFUL
1:48 AbbVie (ABBV) Google Trends - Huge spike in 2019 during the fear cycle.
2:46 ABBVIE (ABBV) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
2:58 I bought at $67.76 and it's now at $145.11, because I bought a great dividend stock into the fear cycle.
3:33 PE Ratio-On-Cost of 6.19
4:08 Simple Dividend Yield-On-Cost is 8.7%.
5:11 I'm taking a look back in time at what I did right. I have been really right when I've been greedy when others are fearful.
5:28 KEY: I can only be greedy with quality, blue chip companies I know well.
5:51 SEGMENT 2: I ALSO DID GREAT WITH STARBUCKS (SBUX) WHEN EVERYONE WAS FEARFUL ABOUT UNIONS
6:50 KEY POINT: I know the numbers, I know the data. I only buy into fear when the fear is overblown based on my understanding of the fundamentals.
7:35 I look for mis-matches between sentiment and data! I need to be careful, because sometimes investors are fearful for good reasons.
8:05 In 2022, I added to Starbucks (SBUX) in a huge way. I understood what I was buying, and believed the union news was overblown.
9:13 STARBUCKS (SBUX) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
9:35 In just under 1 year, I'm up 37.7%. I was greedy when others were irrationally fearful.
10:17 My PE-On-Cost is in the low 20s.
10:29 My simple dividend yield-on-cost is 2.8%
11:45 SEGMENT 3: JARED DILLIAN'S PRESENTATION AT MAULDIN SIC (Follow Jared on Twitter)
13:06 Millions of investors are fooled every single day in financial markets! They panic at the bottom and pile in at the top.
13:33 Take in all the sensory inputs to understand sentiment.
13:51 Bullish during lows, and bearish during highs.
14:00 Ian's Take: It pays to be a contrarian when the investor knows the investment well, and it's one of quality.
14:26 He looks for people making fun of those on the other side of the trade.
15:37 Newspapers report on the here and now. It's the present, not the future.
16:17 Regional banks are all the talk right now. Probably won't be the topic 6 months from now.
16:48 ABBV: I knew Skyrizi was just around the corner.
17:29 SEGMENT 4: DIVIDEND STOCK INVESTING FRAMEWORK
17:57 Step 1: Identify a basket of amazing, quality stocks
18:05 Step 2: Wait for a great entry point
18:33 SEGMENT 5: GREAT DIVIDEND STOCKS WITH TERRIBLE SENTIMENT (RIGHT NOW)
19:04 Altria (MO) 8.3% dividend yield - Is this the best sentiment stock ever? It's almost always out-of-favor.
21:29 Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) 3.0% dividend yield
22:57 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 4.9% dividend yield
24:34 3M (MMM) 6.1% dividend yield - tremendous negative sentiment right now
26:07 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

DISCLOSURE: I am long Starbucks (SBUX), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), PepsiCo (PEP), 3M (MMM), Altria (MO), Bank of Montreal (BMO), and AbbVie (ABBV). I own these stocks in my personal dividend stock portfolio.

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