alphabetastock.com Open in urlscan Pro
67.202.92.22  Public Scan

Form analysis
3 forms found in the DOM

POST https://alphabetastock.com/wp-comments-post.php

<form action="https://alphabetastock.com/wp-comments-post.php" method="post" id="ast-commentform" class="comment-form">
  <p class="comment-notes"><span id="email-notes">Your email address will not be published.</span> <span class="required-field-message" aria-hidden="true">Required fields are marked <span class="required" aria-hidden="true">*</span></span></p>
  <div class="ast-row comment-textarea">
    <fieldset class="comment-form-comment">
      <legend class="comment-form-legend"></legend>
      <div class="comment-form-textarea ast-col-lg-12"><label for="comment" class="screen-reader-text">Type here..</label><textarea id="comment" name="comment" placeholder="Type here.." cols="45" rows="8" aria-required="true"></textarea></div>
    </fieldset>
  </div>
  <div class="ast-comment-formwrap ast-row">
    <p class="comment-form-author ast-col-xs-12 ast-col-sm-12 ast-col-md-4 ast-col-lg-4"><label for="author" class="screen-reader-text">Name*</label><input id="author" name="author" type="text" value="" placeholder="Name*" size="30"></p>
    <p class="comment-form-email ast-col-xs-12 ast-col-sm-12 ast-col-md-4 ast-col-lg-4"><label for="email" class="screen-reader-text">Email*</label><input id="email" name="email" type="text" value="" placeholder="Email*" size="30"></p>
    <p class="comment-form-url ast-col-xs-12 ast-col-sm-12 ast-col-md-4 ast-col-lg-4"><label for="url"><label for="url" class="screen-reader-text">Website</label><input id="url" name="url" type="text" value="" placeholder="Website" size="30"></label>
    </p>
  </div>
  <p class="form-submit"><input name="submit" type="submit" id="submit" class="submit" value="Post Comment »"> <input type="hidden" name="comment_post_ID" value="282300" id="comment_post_ID">
    <input type="hidden" name="comment_parent" id="comment_parent" value="0">
  </p>
</form>

<form class="hustle-layout-form" novalidate="novalidate">
  <div class="hustle-form">
    <div class="hustle-form-fields hustle-proximity-separated">
      <div class="hustle-field hustle-field-required "><label for="hustle-field-email-module-13" id="hustle-field-email-module-13-label" class="hustle-screen-reader">Email</label><input id="hustle-field-email-module-13" type="email"
          class="hustle-input " name="email" value="" aria-labelledby="hustle-field-email-module-13-label" data-validate="1" data-required-error="Email field is required." data-validation-error="Please enter a valid email."><span
          class="hustle-input-label" aria-hidden="true" style="flex-flow: row nowrap;"><span>Enter your email address</span></span></div><button class="hustle-button hustle-button-submit " aria-live="polite"
        data-loading-text="Form is being submitted, please wait a bit."><span class="hustle-button-text">Get Your Free Reports</span><span class="hustle-icon-loader hustle-loading-icon" aria-hidden="true"></span></button>
    </div>
  </div><input type="hidden" name="hustle_module_id" value="13"><input type="hidden" name="post_id" value="282300">
  <div class="hustle-error-message" style="display: none;" data-default-error="Something went wrong, please try again."></div>
</form>

<form class="hustle-layout-form" novalidate="novalidate">
  <div class="hustle-form">
    <div class="hustle-form-fields hustle-proximity-separated">
      <div class="hustle-field hustle-field-required "><label for="hustle-field-email-module-9" id="hustle-field-email-module-9-label" class="hustle-screen-reader">Email</label><input id="hustle-field-email-module-9" type="email"
          class="hustle-input " name="email" value="" aria-labelledby="hustle-field-email-module-9-label" data-validate="1" data-required-error="Email field is required." data-validation-error="Please enter a valid email."><span
          class="hustle-input-label" aria-hidden="true" style="flex-flow: row nowrap;"><span>Enter your email address</span></span></div><button class="hustle-button hustle-button-submit " aria-live="polite"
        data-loading-text="Form is being submitted, please wait a bit."><span class="hustle-button-text">[FREE REPORTS]</span><span class="hustle-icon-loader hustle-loading-icon" aria-hidden="true"></span></button>
    </div>
  </div><input type="hidden" name="hustle_module_id" value="9"><input type="hidden" name="post_id" value="282300">
  <div class="hustle-error-message" style="display: none;" data-default-error="Something went wrong, please try again."></div>
</form>

Text Content

Skip to content
 * Home
 * Premium
 * About
 * News
 * Stocks
 * Dividends
 * Options
 * Investing
 * Account
 * Login

SUBSCRIBE
SUBSCRIBE

Main Menu
 * Home
 * Premium
 * About
 * News
 * Stocks
 * Dividends
 * Options
 * Investing
 * Account
 * Login


102 WARREN BUFFETT STOCK PICKS FOR BEGINNERS

August 5, 2022 August 5, 2022 / By Irving Wilkinson / Services, Investing,
Stocks to Watch


To say that Warren Buffett is a whizz at what he does would be an
understatement. He’s the most famous stock picker not only in America but
worldwide.

One of his most famous stock picks that brought him his fortune was Coca-Cola.
Warren Buffett owns over 400m shares of Coca Cola, giving him a lavishing 9.2%
stake.

With sophisticated investors such as Mr. Warren Buffett, the wise thing for you
to do would be to look up to the professional himself and gather as much
knowledge and tips that surpass solely theoretical in-depth research and
specialists.

Currently, the stock market is a hot mess. It’s very bearish, but it may be a
good time for investors like Warren Buffett to buy stocks because they are
cheap.

AD - Recover your investment losses! Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A. is a national law
firm that specializes in fighting ONLY on behalf of investors. With a 95%
success rate, let us help you recover your investment losses today. Call now 1
888-628-5590 or visit InvestmentFraudLawyers.com to schedule a free consultation
and learn how our experience can help you recover your investment losses. No
recovery, no fee.

Investing in the stock market, however, occasionally comes down to one crucial
element: value. And without choosing stocks that represent their true worth,
fruitful investing is out of the picture.

I’ll let you in on some Warren Buffett stock picks for beginners to get you up
and running for that profit.

Get ready to soak up all that investment advice! In order to make the article
easier to read and use, we have included the 102 Warren Buffet Stock Picks at
the end in a table.

Contents

 * 1 The American Stock Market: A Brief Overview
 * 2 Warren Buffett & Berkshire Hathaway: A Story
   * 2.1 Berkshire’s Initiated Positions:
   * 2.2 Berkshire Hathaway’s Undervalued Holdings
 * 3 Top 5 Warren Buffett Stock Picks for Beginners in 2022
   * 3.1 1. Apple Inc. (AAPL)
   * 3.2 2. Bank of America Corp. (BAC)
   * 3.3 3. Coca-Cola Co. (KO)
   * 3.4 4. Chevron Corp. (KO)
   * 3.5 5. American Express Co. (AXP)
 * 4 Warren Buffett Investment Advice For Beginners
   * 4.1 1. Make Margin of Safety Your Top-Priority
   * 4.2 2. Aim For Quality
   * 4.3 3. Don’t Just Follow The Crowd
   * 4.4 4. Learn To Deal With Upcoming Crashes and Corrections
   * 4.5 5. Enter Your Investment With Long-Term Goals
 * 5 Top 3 Signs of A Company’s Value
   * 5.1 The Popularity of Products/Services
   * 5.2 Employee Satisfaction
   * 5.3 Company Recognition
 * 6 Follow-Up Thoughts
   * 6.1 Don’t be a Day Trader
   * 6.2 Buying a Stock of a Company is Buying a Part of a Business
   * 6.3 Gather Information From Verified Sources
 * 7 Wrapping Up
 * 8 105 Buffett Inspired Stock Picks For Beginners


THE AMERICAN STOCK MARKET: A BRIEF OVERVIEW

First, we should look at the situation from a slightly wider angle. This means
posing the following question:

What’s the latest information on the stock market in America?



According to ABC News, the stock market experienced a significant downfall in
the first quarter of 2022. The prices keep sky-rocketing, and The Federal
Reserve has been on a mission to tame this down by increasing borrowing costs.

According to expert insights and predictions, at one point, the market will
enter a state of “no-return,” and share prices will present potential investors
with a buy-low opportunity. When that happens, the situation will turn for the
better, and share prices will begin to stabilize with traders jumping for
stocks.

Here’s a piece of advice:

Be wary of your financial cushion – evaluate your financial stability in more
depth, and determine whether you’ll be able to bare potential short-term losses.
Also, bear in mind analyst recommendations, prepare your stock shopping lists,
and focus on buying, not bailing.


WARREN BUFFETT & BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY: A STORY

Berkshire Hathaway’s portfolio officially kicked off in 1955 when Berkshire Fine
Spinning Associates and Hathaway Manufacturing, two cotton mills, merged.
Currently, Berkshire Hathaway Inc is a holding company that owns a variety of
businesses: retail, home furnishings, electric and gas utilities, and so on.

Fast forward a decade, Warren Buffett gathered enough shares to purchase the
struggling business and, under his leadership, made it a conglomerate.

Among other things, they decided to clear out positions in AbbVie (ABBV),
Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY), and Wells Fargo (WFC). In 2020, Berkshire Hathaway
sold shares in the Merck Spin-off Organogen and BioGen to Merck in a deal that
lasted less than a quarter.

It sold Bristol Myers & Associates for $1.2b in Q1 2020. And the story doesn’t
end there. In 2021, Berkshire Hathaway’s cash flow was $147b, which is $9
billion more than in 2020.

As for Warren Buffett, he acquired 14.8 million store capital corp shares worth
$423 million.

In 2022, Berkshire repurchased Pfizer (PFE) and Barrick Gold (GOLD) before
transferring the company. Costco has backed off its airline shares in the wake
of the coronavirus hitting global aviation and the US economy.

This float allows Berkshire to indulge in buying wounded companies and turning
their luck around. An example that stands out would be the Fruit of the Loom.
They purchased the company for an astonishing $835 million, even after its stock
value was down by 97%.


BERKSHIRE’S INITIATED POSITIONS:

Lately, Berkshire Hathaway has initiated new positions in:

 * Apple Inc (AAPL)
 * Paramount Global (PARA)
 * Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY)
 * AbbVie (ABBV), and many more.


BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY’S UNDERVALUED HOLDINGS

According to Berkshire’s portfolio, these are the holdings that are undervalued
as of mid-May:

 * DaVita (DVA)
 * Moody’s (MCO)
 * Citigroup (C)
 * Paramount (PARA)
 * Occidental Petroleum (OXY)
 * Ally Financial (ALLY)

Here’s an interesting fact about Paramount (PARA) stocks. Although they’ve
created a competitive advantage over other stocks in the industry thanks to
cable networks and broadcasts, Paramount stocks cost $58 per share, which is
still considered undervalued. Still, Berkshire Hathaway decided to go in and buy
1.9m of Occidental Petroleum shares.


TOP 5 WARREN BUFFETT STOCK PICKS FOR BEGINNERS IN 2022

These Warren Buffett-inspired stock recommendations should help start your
process of finding great stocks.


1. APPLE INC. (AAPL)

As assumed, Apple is considered one of the most valuable businesses worldwide,
and over the course of years, it has rewarded its shareholders generously.
Berkshire Hathaway began investing in Apple in 2016.

 * Berkshire’s share: 5.6%
 * Value of stake: $147b
 * Share of Berkshire’s portfolio: 41.8%


2. BANK OF AMERICA CORP. (BAC)

Bank of America is one of the nation’s leading holdings companies. It’s
responsible for a variety of services: offering checking and savings accounts,
allowing mortgages, financial products and services. Warren Buffett saw an
opportunity here back in 2011.

 * Berkshire’s share: 12.9%
 * Value of stake: $35b
 * Share of Berkshire’s portfolio: 9.9%


3. COCA-COLA CO. (KO)

For decades, Coca-Cola has emerged as one of the leading consumer staple stocks.
Berkshire started buying in 1988, and today, it makes up just over 7% of their
entire portfolio.

 * Berkshire’s share: 9.2%
 * Value of stake: $26b
 * Share of Berkshire’s portfolio: 7.3%


4. CHEVRON CORP. (KO)

Chevron is a multinational energy business and the second largest in the US. The
interesting thing here is that it’s new for Berkshire, as they’ve taken an
interest in 2020. Nevertheless, the stakes are promising:

 * Berkshire’s share: 8.1%
 * Value of stake: $26b
 * Share of Berkshire’s portfolio: 7.3%


5. AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. (AXP)

Berkshire started investing in this well-known business back in 1991 by buying
preferred stocks and those that were converted to common stocks in 1994.

 * Berkshire’s share: 20.2%
 * Value of stake: $23b
 * Share of Berkshire’s portfolio: 6.6%

Don’t take this to heart, though. Do your own research. Just because someone
recommends you buy a stock or it has performed excellently in the past doesn’t
mean it is good to pick for you.


WARREN BUFFETT INVESTMENT ADVICE FOR BEGINNERS

Here are the top 5 principles investors should cling to during their investment
decisions.


1. MAKE MARGIN OF SAFETY YOUR TOP-PRIORITY

The margin of safety is one of the main principles in investing. This refers to
the investor’s decision to purchase securities ONLY when their market price is
below intrinsic value. In plain language, it’s lower than your prior estimate of
its intrinsic value.


2. AIM FOR QUALITY

Warren Buffett stocks are quality stocks, and this is also the second
principle: Focus on quality. You must remember that investing in stocks means
investing in some of the world’s most notorious providers of banking services.

If he judges that the company is incapable of experiencing a turnaround, he will
not invest, and this is a piece of advice investors should take to heart. A
successful investor thinks long-term and knows that past performance is an
unverified indicator of future performance.

To reach quality in stocks, investors must make connections with all things
money wise: personal finances, careers, real estate, etc.


3. DON’T JUST FOLLOW THE CROWD

This one is crucial for beginner investors: Don’t be a crowd-follower. Even if
you’re a beginner and have yet to figure out your financial goals, you should
work towards finding value on your own.


4. LEARN TO DEAL WITH UPCOMING CRASHES AND CORRECTIONS

The current situation in the market is an excellent example of how to deal with
and embrace market crashes and corrections money wise. These instances are
inevitable, and a successful investor should learn how to deal with them.


5. ENTER YOUR INVESTMENT WITH LONG-TERM GOALS

Yes, there will be unpredictable situations, but you must be focused and enter
your investment plans with long-term goals. Warren Buffett encourages the
following mindset:

Don’t consider buying now if you’re not willing to own stocks in ten years.

Buffett’s goal is not only to buy individual stocks just because their prices
are predicted to rise this week but because he wants to own the business for an
extended period. Don’t get it twisted, though. You’ll still see him sell
securities for different reasons, but one thing’s certain; he is thinking about
long-term investment strategies.

Buffett has also called out the “set-it-and-forget-it-investment” with S&P 500
index fund. Index funds are considered to be one of the best performing
financial products currently, and Buffett agrees. As of January 31st, 2022, the
total S&P market cap is estimated at $40.15 trillion.


TOP 3 SIGNS OF A COMPANY’S VALUE

It’s unanimous – investing in the stock market comes down to value. Here are 3
things to look for as signs of a company’s value:


THE POPULARITY OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Suppose everyone you know uses the products and services from the business in
question and they’re satisfied with the cost, customer service, and reliability.
In that case, the business is probably well-situated among the competition.


EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION

By far, the best way to judge a business is by looking at employee satisfaction.
Ao, if the workers like their jobs — particularly if they enjoy it enough to buy
stock in it — that’s a green light for investing.


COMPANY RECOGNITION

You may find a fantastic startup business with all the trappings of success, but
it is lesser-known. Many small or regional companies are famous in their
backyards, but the rest of the world might not yet understand them. Buying such
unknowns can be an excellent way for investing in the upcoming hot stock.


FOLLOW-UP THOUGHTS

Here are some follow-up thoughts that beginner investors should sleep on.


DON’T BE A DAY TRADER

Buffett is convinced by a buy-and-hold mindset and has held the stock for
years. The principle is simple: The patient investor can be paid a fair share by
holding stock longer. According to him, time is an asset to a fantastic
business.

Make Investments That You Understand

Buffett advises against investing in companies that are not well-established and
are not well understood. In ten minutes, the investor must understand what
factors influence the company and how it affects the business’s earnings.

Berkshire’s businesses are built for times like these. Berkshire Hathaway owns
over 70 subsidiary firms that are well known worldwide as well as in other
countries.


BUYING A STOCK OF A COMPANY IS BUYING A PART OF A BUSINESS

Buying a stock is not just buying a ticker symbol. It’s advisable to consider a
particular place and market competitiveness. When purchasing stocks, one also
needs to think about this – like the people in charge. A person who buys company
shares purchases the owner’s shares.


GATHER INFORMATION FROM VERIFIED SOURCES

When gathering information about investment decisions, you should be looking at
verified sources that grant you instant access to information that you need on
stocks. For example, our own AlphaBetaStock Market Research (Click For Free
Updates & Trial) and Motley Fool help millions of investors worldwide achieve
the desired financial freedom through informative content such as columns,
podcasts, websites, etc.

Refrain from relying on unverified and outdated sources.


WRAPPING UP

So far, I’ve cleared the air on Warren Buffett’s advice for stock
recommendations. Before officially sealing the deal, let’s just go over the main
takeaways:

Most experts echo the same opinion and concur that one of the best ways to judge
a share is from a consumer’s perspective. However, researching which stocks to
buy starts with examining the market’s current situation. You can do that by
visiting popular articles that are verified sources.

The top five picks by Warren Buffet in 2022 are Apple, Bank of America, Coca
Cola, Chevron, and American Express.

Beginner investors, they should cling to Warren’s portfolio and advice before
buying stocks. They should make a margin of safety their priority, think
long-term, aim for quality, and not be afraid of sudden crashes and corrections.

Lastly, here are some of the company features you should look into prior to
purchasing its stocks:

 * the popularity of their product/service
 * employee satisfaction
 * how well-known it is


105 BUFFETT INSPIRED STOCK PICKS FOR BEGINNERS

To help you out more, I thought I would give you 105 Buffet-inspired stock
picks. This should help start your process of finding great stocks. As always,
do your own research. Just because someone recommends you buy a stock or it has
performed great in the past doesn’t mean it is good to pick for you.

TickerCompanySectorDividend YieldConsecutive Div. Growth YearsEx-Div. DateYTD
Return3-Year Return AAPLAppleTechnology0.60%95/6/2022-14.70%204.40%
ABAllianceBernstein HoldingFinancial Services9.80%25/6/2022-12.00%75.00%
ACNAccentureTechnology1.40%27/13/2022-33.30%47.30% ADPAutomatic Data
ProcessingIndustrials1.90%10+6/9/2022-12.10%38.30% ALGNAlign TechHealthcare-
0-60.30%-8.10% AMNAMN Healthcare ServicesHealthcare- 00.90%123.70% AMOVAmerica
MovilCommunication Services2.10%111/4/2021-11.40%30.00% AOSA.O.
SmithIndustrials2.00%10+7/28/2022-34.20%33.30%
APHAmphenolTechnology1.20%10+6/17/2022-23.90%41.00% ASRSoutheast Airport
GroupIndustrials4.00%05/27/2022-3.30%24.00% CBRECBRE GroupReal Estate-
0-27.30%51.70% CHDChurch & Dwight CoConsumer
Defensive1.10%10+5/13/2022-7.00%30.20%
CHEChemedHealthcare0.30%10+5/25/2022-6.20%33.80% CHKPCheck Point
SoftwareTechnology- 05.90%6.40% CNSCohen & SteersFinancial
Services3.20%10+5/13/2022-25.00%50.80% CPBCampbell SoupConsumer
Defensive3.00%17/6/202214.70%29.10% CPRTCopartConsumer Cyclical- 0-22.00%53.50%
CRICarter'sConsumer Cyclical3.80%15/27/2022-19.90%-9.00% CSCOCisco
SystemsTechnology3.50%10+7/5/2022-30.20%-17.10% CTSHCognizant Tech
SolnsTechnology1.60%25/19/2022-24.90%5.50%
DCIDonaldsonIndustrials1.90%10+6/8/2022-16.70%5.10% DFSDiscover
FinancialFinancial Services2.30%10+5/25/2022-7.00%42.40% DGXQuest
DiagnosticsHealthcare2.00%10+7/5/2022-21.60%41.80% DHID.R. HortonConsumer
Cyclical1.20%75/6/2022-31.60%68.60% DKSDick's Sporting GoodsConsumer
Cyclical2.20%76/9/2022-20.50%168.70% DORMDorman ProductsConsumer Cyclical-
02.70%42.30% EVREvercoreFinancial Services3.20%10+5/26/2022-32.10%12.30%
EXPDExpeditors InternationalIndustrials1.40%10+5/31/2022-26.70%37.60% FIXComfort
Systems USAIndustrials0.70%95/13/2022-12.90%66.50% FIZZNational BeverageConsumer
Defensive- 012/10/20217.60%160.00% FLFoot LockerConsumer
Cyclical6.10%07/14/2022-37.50%-30.40% FNFFidelity National FinlFinancial
Services4.70%10+6/15/2022-27.30%-3.20% FOXFFox Factory HldgConsumer Cyclical-
0-48.20%7.80% GDGeneral DynamicsIndustrials2.40%86/30/20223.00%24.30%
GIBCGITechnology- 0-5.90%5.50% GISGeneral MillsConsumer
Defensive2.90%27/7/202213.20%55.30%
GRMNGarminTechnology2.90%49/14/2022-24.90%33.50% HRLHormel FoodsConsumer
Defensive2.20%10+7/8/2022-0.80%23.10% HSYHersheyConsumer
Defensive1.70%10+5/19/202212.80%57.70%
IEXIDEXIndustrials1.30%10+7/14/2022-21.00%15.50%
INFYInfosysTechnology2.20%25/31/2022-25.20%74.20%
INTCIntelTechnology3.70%78/4/2022-22.60%-14.10% IPGInterpublic Gr of
CosCommunication Services4.00%96/3/2022-22.00%40.90%
KFRCKforceIndustrials1.90%46/9/2022-17.30%85.10%
KLACKLATechnology1.20%10+5/13/2022-20.30%184.30% LAZLazardFinancial
Services5.60%05/6/2022-20.80%8.50% LCIILCI IndusConsumer
Cyclical3.40%56/2/2022-20.20%46.30% LECOLincoln Electric
HoldingsIndustrials1.80%10+6/29/2022-10.90%53.70% LOPEGrand Canyon
EducationConsumer Defensive- 03.90%-28.20% LSTRLandstar
SystemIndustrials0.70%75/4/2022-16.70%44.00% LYBLyondellBasell IndustriesBasic
Materials5.50%10+6/3/20221.50%23.60% MASIMasimoHealthcare- 0-56.60%-16.80%
MATXMatsonIndustrials1.60%88/3/2022-13.30%109.70% MEDMedifastConsumer
Cyclical3.80%66/27/2022-16.30%74.30% METAMeta PlatformsCommunication Services-
0-49.10%-15.20% MMCMarsh & McLennanFinancial
Services1.60%10+7/27/2022-12.60%55.90% MMIMarcus & MillichapReal
Estate1.30%03/7/2022-25.50%22.10% MUSAMurphy USAConsumer
Cyclical0.50%15/16/202237.10%219.80% NFLXNetflixCommunication Services-
0-67.10%-45.30% NOCNorthrop GrummanIndustrials1.50%10+5/27/202218.40%48.40%
NTAPNetAppTechnology3.00%87/7/2022-25.40%24.80% NUENucorBasic
Materials1.70%10+6/29/20222.20%129.10% ODFLOld Dominion Freight
LineIndustrials0.50%45/31/2022-26.20%160.30% PACGrupo Aeroportuario
delIndustrials5.20%05/12/20227.30%53.00% PARAParamount GlobalCommunication
Services3.90%06/14/2022-15.90%-47.90% PARAAParamount GlobalCommunication
Services3.40%06/14/2022-14.10%-41.60% PCHPotlatchDelticReal
Estate3.90%26/2/2022-23.90%41.10%
PFEPfizerHealthcare3.10%10+7/28/2022-11.70%42.40% PKGPackaging Corp of
AmericaConsumer Cyclical3.70%10+6/14/20221.20%51.50% REGNRegeneron
PharmaceuticalsHealthcare- 0-5.60%99.00% RHIRobert Half
InternationalIndustrials2.20%10+5/24/2022-28.60%43.80% SAFMSanderson
FarmsConsumer Defensive0.80%25/2/202210.40%68.30% SAIASaiaIndustrials-
0-39.50%215.70% SEICSEI InvestmentsFinancial
Services1.50%10+6/10/2022-12.40%-1.50% SIMOSilicon Motion
TechnologyTechnology2.30%78/10/2022-8.10%124.80%
SNASnap-onIndustrials2.80%10+5/19/2022-5.50%41.40% TELTE
ConnectivityTechnology1.90%10+8/18/2022-27.50%38.70% TFIITFI
InternationalIndustrials1.20%10+6/29/2022-22.00%206.40% TGTTargetConsumer
Defensive2.80%10+8/16/2022-33.60%83.40% THOThor IndustriesConsumer
Cyclical2.10%10+7/1/2022-19.40%48.80% TJXTJX CompaniesConsumer
Cyclical1.90%18/10/2022-18.20%13.20% TLKPT Telkom IndonesiaCommunication
Services- 26/11/2021-5.50%0.00% TREXTrex CoIndustrials- 0-56.20%67.00% TROWT.
Rowe Price GrFinancial Services4.20%10+6/14/2022-40.00%17.40% TSCOTractor
SupplyConsumer Cyclical1.80%10+5/24/2022-13.10%92.40% TXNTexas
InstrumentsTechnology2.80%10+5/6/2022-12.80%49.80% TXRHTexas RoadhouseConsumer
Cyclical2.30%16/7/2022-8.00%56.10% ULUnileverConsumer
Defensive4.20%25/19/2022-12.00%-18.40% ULTAUlta BeautyConsumer Cyclical-
0-3.00%9.20% UNHUnitedHealth GroupHealthcare1.30%10+6/16/20225.50%106.60%
UPSUnited Parcel ServiceIndustrials3.30%10+5/13/2022-13.30%94.90% VVisaFinancial
Services0.70%10+5/12/2022-2.30%20.00% VIPSVipshop HoldingsConsumer Cyclical-
019.50%30.90% WGOWinnebago IndustriesConsumer
Cyclical1.30%36/7/2022-26.40%43.50% WIREEncore
WireIndustrials0.10%06/30/2022-23.80%99.40%
WITWiproTechnology1.50%04/5/2022-47.00%25.60% WLKWestlakeBasic
Materials1.30%10+5/20/2022-3.00%44.10% WNSWNS (Hldgs)Technology- 0-11.00%34.10%
WSMWilliams-SonomaConsumer Cyclical2.30%10+7/21/2022-19.30%107.30%
WSOWatscoIndustrials3.50%87/14/2022-16.50%76.70%
WSO.BWatscoIndustrials3.60%87/14/2022-18.70%63.10% WSTWest Pharmaceutical
ServsHealthcare0.20%10+7/19/2022-36.60%145.90%

Post navigation
← Previous Post


RELATED POSTS


TAX FOUNDATION REPORTS “INFLATION REDUCTION ACT” KILLS JOBS





BULLISH VS. BEARISH MARKETS: STOCKS, MEANING, DEFINITION & WHY IT MATTERS





NANCY PELOSI TAIWAN: OVERVIEW, MARKET RESPONSE AND 6 SCENARIOS BY CHINA





ABOUT THE AUTHOR

IRVING WILKINSON

Irving Wilkinson is the Editor of AlphaBetaStock.com. Prior to joining ABS, he
has worked a financial advisor and inside sales desk manager for a
broker-dealer. He brings nearly 20 years of experience investing and has a
Masters Degree from Western Governors in Business Leadership. ABS News &
Research is dedicated to providing quality investment insight and information
from experienced financial professionals and journalists. Contact Us


LEAVE A COMMENT CANCEL REPLY

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Type here..

Name*

Email*

Website



 * Home
 * Stocks to Watch
 * Law
 * About Us
 * Disclaimer
 * Privacy Policy
 * Sitemap
 * DMCA Policy

Copyright © 2022 AlphaBetaStock.com All Rights Reserved | AlphaBetaStock.com is
a financial news publisher that does not offer any personal financial advice or
advocate the sale or purchasing of any investment/security. For more
information, please read our full disclaimer.


Close this module

Don't miss a thing

Get free professional market insights and stock/ETF reports that contain
actionable opportunities written by a former financial advisor and Capitalist
who has been investing in the markets for 20+ years.

EmailEnter your email address
Get Your Free Reports


Thanks, I’m not interested

Close this module

FREE MARKET REPORTSDon't Miss An Opportunity

Get Free Stock Picks, Macro Market Events & Options Strategies.

EmailEnter your email address
[FREE REPORTS]


Thanks, I’m not interested

Scroll to Top