DEEP VALUE DIVIDEND STOCK OPPORTUNITY

I want to share a deep value dividend stock in today's video that appears to be quite undervalued in our current stock market. With a PE ratio of 9, a dividend yield of 8.7%, and over 50 years of dividend increases, I'm excited to cover Altria (MO). I'm also excited to cover the topic of contrarian value investing, through the lens of BP (which is trading at levels not seen since 1994). Last, I share some insights on Starbucks (SBUX), one of my favorite stocks that just increased its dividend by 10%, as frame of reference. Get ready for a very exciting #dividend #stock #investing video.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:47 SEGMENT 1: ALTRIA (MO) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
2:29 Takeaway: MO is a world class company with great financials (a dividend king) with a PE less than 10!
2:53 The starting yield is an impressive 8.7%.
4:33 My first tranche of MO is at 21.51% simple dividend yield on cost.
6:40 How to yield 21% on cost: Buy stock in deep value territory that will grow its dividend over time.
9:10 Takeaway: Investors think that this sector is always one step away from going under. However, it never does!
11:14 Thug Life Investing
12:44 Takeaway: It's ok as a dividend investor for my mind to change, as long as it's within certain boundaries.
14:13 Key Takeaway: I look at Altria (MO) as a hedge against bad times, an insurance policy against bad times.
16:43 The biggest risk with MO stock.
SEGMENT 1A: ALTRIA (MO) DEEP DIVE ON METRICS
18:07 Q2 earnings report highlights
19:19 Q2 operating results by segment
23:00 Takeaway: MO may keep liabilities high to reduce litigation risk. Get the cash to the shareholders!
26:12 SEGMENT 2: BP DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
28:22 Takeaway: Contrarian investing is buying a stock like BP when it looks terrible.
30:17 Takeaway: BP is trading at the lowest level since 1994!
31:53 If I bought BP, most people would think I'm crazy. I like that!
33:27 SEGMENT 3: STARBUCKS (SBUX) DIVIDEND STOCK ANALYSIS
34:02 Of course Starbucks is not cutting the dividend! They just increased it by 10%.
35:15 I bought Starbucks (SBUX) in March this year, when it was a contrarian play.
35:55 Takeaway: People in the dividend community are wrong about Starbucks because they are projecting their own frugal beliefs onto the stock.
36:50 Takeaway: Buying quality when others are running tends to be a good strategy (at least for me).
39:33 Takeaway: Take your own feelings out of the equation when investing.
42:28 This time around, I predict that consumers will buy premium coffee even in the worst of recessions.
45:10 DISCLOSURE AND DISCLAIMER

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DISCLOSURE: I am long Altria (MO), Philip Morris (PM), General Mills (GIS), BP (BP), and Starbucks (SBUX). I own these stocks in my personal stock portfolio.

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