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πŸ₯‡πŸ§΅ 20 Most-owned stocks by superinvestors
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Here you can find the 20 stocks that are owned by superinvestors like Warren Buffett, Li Lu, Terry Smith and many more ⬇️
Company 1: Alphabet ($GOOGL)
Google has a monopoly in digital advertisements. Munger once stated that $GOOGL has one of the widest moats he has ever seen.
- Profit Margin: 29.5%
- ROIC: 23.9%
- Earnings Yield: 5.3%
- Exp. yearly EPS Growth (3 yr): 12.4%
- CAGR since IPO: 22.7%
Company 2: Microsoft ($MSFT)
Microsoft operates as a software company. Word, Excel … are all applications of $MSFT. Their cloud segment grows very fast.
- Profit Margin: 36.7%
- ROIC: 28.1%
- Earnings Yield: 4.0%
- Exp. yearly EPS Growth (3 yr): 12.7%
- CAGR since IPO: 22.7%
Company 3: Meta Platforms ($META)
Meta Platforms (Facebook) is a market leader in digital advertising and is investing heavily in the metaverse.
- Profit Margin: 33.4%
- ROIC: 19.3%
- Earnings Yield: 9.3%
- Exp. yearly EPS Growth (3 yr): 7.8%
- CAGR since IPO: 12.3%
Company 4: Amazon ($AMZN)
Amazon is the worldwide market leader in e-commerce. They also offer cloud platform services globally through AWS.
- Profit Margin: 7.1%
- ROIC: 4.9%
- Earnings Yield: 1.5%
- Exp. yearly EPS Growth (3 yr): 65.9%
- CAGR since IPO: 32.1%
Company 5: Visa ($V)
Together with Mastercard, Visa dominates the market for digital payments. Electronic payments are in a strong secular trend.
- Profit margin: 51.0%
- ROIC: 24.4%
- Earnings yield: 3.9%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 22.8%
- CAGR since IPO: 22.8%
Company 6: Berkshire Hathaway ($BRK.B)
Berkshire Hathaway is the conglomerate of Warren Buffett, the best investor in the world.
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Company 7: Bank of America ($BAC)
Bank of America is a financial holding company offering products and services like saving accounts and wealth management.
- Profit margin: 35.8%
- ROIC: 3.2%
- Earnings yield: 8.6%
- Exp. earnings growth (3 yr): 7.1%
- CAGR since IPO: 10.6%
Company 8: Mastercard ($MA)
Together with Visa, Mastercard dominates the attractive market of financial transaction processing.
- Profit margin: 46.0%
- ROIC: 49.3%
- Earnings yield: 3.1%
- Expected EPS growth (next 3 years): 13.4%
- CAGR since IPO: 31.0%
Company 9: Wells Fargo ($WFC)
Wells Fargo & Company operates as a diversified financial services company (banking, insurances, mortgages, credit cards, …).
- Profit margin: 27.5%
- ROIC: 4.2%
- Earnings yield: 8.4%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 15.9%
- CAGR since IPO: 13.7%
Company 10: UnitedHealth Group ($UNH)
UnitedHealth Group owns and manages organized health systems. It’s the largest health insurer by revenue in the US.
- Profit margin: 6.0%
- ROIC: 16.9%
- Earnings yield: 4.2%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 11.4%
- CAGR since IPO: 22.9%
Company 11: Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ)
J&J manufactures health care products and provides related services. J&J has increased its dividend for more than 50 years.
- Profit margin: 22.3%
- ROIC: 18.0%
- Earnings yield: 5.7%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 8.6%
- CAGR since IPO: 13.4%
Company 12: Moody’s ($MCO)
Moody’s is a credit rating company. Moody’s has a huge competitive advantage and a lot of pricing power.
- Profit margin: 35.6%
- ROIC: 17.3%
- Earnings yield: 2.9%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 9.4%
- CAGR since IPO: 14.8%
Company 13: Charles Schwab ($CHW)
The Charles Schwab Corporation is a financial services company providing wealth and asset management services.
- Profit margin: 30.8%
- ROIC: 9.8%
- Earnings yield: 4.9%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 17.1%
- CAGR since IPO: 17.8%
Company 14: Walt Disney ($DIS)
Walt Disney operates as an entertainment and media enterprise company. Walt Disney is mainly active in the media and theme parks.
- Profit margin: 3.8%
- ROIC: 2.8%
- Earnings yield: 4.5%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 41.8%
- CAGR since IPO: 11.1%
Company 15: JP Morgan ($JPM)
JPMorgan Chase & Co is the largest bank in the United States providing global financial services and retail banking.
- Profit margin: 39.7%
- ROIC: 3.9%
- Earnings yield: 8.7%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 3.8%
- CAGR since IPO: 12.0%
Company 16: Apple ($AAPL)
Apple is the largest company in the world. 18% of all new phones sold are iPhones.
- Profit Margin: 25.3%
- ROIC: 48.8%
- Earnings Yield: 4.1%
- Exp. yearly EPS Growth (3 yr): 6.2%
- CAGR since IPO: 19.5%
Company 17: Alibaba ($BABA)
Alibaba can be seen as β€˜the Amazon of China’. Just like Amazon, they are also focusing heavily on the cloud.
- Profit margin: 7.3%
- ROIC: 0.5%
- Earnings yield: 9.1%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 14.0%
- CAGR since IPO: 0.0%
Company 18: American Express ($AXP)
American Express is a global payment and travel company. They are mainly active in charge and credit payment card products.
- Profit margin: 18.5%
- ROIC: 13.1%
- Earnings yield: 6.5%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 7.2%
- CAGR since IPO: 10.7%
Company 19: Adobe ($ADBE)
Adobe is a true compounding machine active in computer software products and technologies. Adobe has a wide moat and very high margins.
- Profit margin: 30.6%
- ROIC: 27.0%
- Earnings yield: 4.1%
- Exp. EPS growth (3 yr): 20.0%
- CAGR since IPO: 17.6%
Company 20: Pepsico ($PEP)
PepsiCo operates foods and beverages businesses. $PEP manufactures markets and sells a variety of snacks, beverages, and foods.
- Profit margin: 9.6%
- ROIC: 18.4%
- Earnings yield: 3.7%
- Expected EPS growth (3 yr): 6.1%
- CAGR since IPO: 12.0%
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