Bill Combs

Investors, what are your favorite dividend stocks that you have included in your portfolio?

I'm probably most fond of $BTI, $MO and $O stocks.

Some time ago I wrote a status about Stellantis. I was very intrigued by the company, and of the automotive sector, I like this one probably the most. However, I still don't know at what price I should buy $STLA stock. The current price doesn't seem bad to me, but I'd rather buy below $20.

What do you think about $STLA stock and its price?

Investors, what % of your portfolio is currently cash?

I have recently bought a few stocks again and so cash is currently only about 10% of my portfolio, but I don't plan to buy much now so I hope to accumulate enough cash again.

Investors, what broker do you use for trading stocks?

I use XTB and I have to say that I like this broker very much. The platform is clear and easy to work with, XTB also offers a lot of educational material and I have had no...
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Investors, what stocks are you planning to buy this month?

I'd rather like to accumulate cash this month, but at the very least I'll send some money back into $SPY and $^NDX.

Investors, is there a stock you've liked this year that you've bought often and has become your favorite?

I have become very fond of $ASML, $CVS and $O this year. I see potential in all three companies and think there is quite a bit of room for growth in the stock. I've bought the aforementioned stocks quite frequently this year and they already make up a large part of my...
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I see that bank stocks are up solidly in the last month, which makes me happy since I bought quite a few shares of $BAC a few months ago.

Which bank stock do you have in your portfolio?

Table of % increase/decrease in bank stocks over the last month :

Shares of $NFLX are up more than 60% this year, $DIS shares are up 7% and $WBD shares are up more than 13%. I have $DIS stock in my portfolio as the stock was and still is at a nice price to buy, the business of this company is...
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Investors, what is your most profitable position in your portfolio and what % is it?

Last week I asked you what your most profitable position is, so today I'm asking you and you can tell me what your most profitable position is. In my portfolio, the most profitable so far is $AAPL over 40% and right after that $GOOGL slightly over 30%.

Investors, what do you think of Canadian National Railway's stock?

The company's stock has been rising for a long time, the company pays a dividend, the business is great and the company has a great competitive advantage too. I'm quite interested in this company and I would be happy to include $CNI stock in my portfolio, however the price is currently high and I would buy as low...
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Investors, which company's results will you be watching next week?

Next week won't be that interesting in terms of results, but there will still be some interesting companies reporting results. I will be interested in the results of $CRWD, $FL and $KR.

Investors, what REITs do you have in your portfolio?

I've been adding mostly $O and $VICI lately, as those prices have been nice, and I'm still thinking about $WPC.

Shares of $BTI are down more than 20% this year and I am currently buying $BTI stock on a regular monthly basis as the current price is a great buy. For me, this is a great company with a great business and pays a very nice dividend.

Do you have shares of $BTI in your portfolio and are you overbought at the current price?

Investors, if you could only pick one company's stock to make up 100% of your portfolio, which would it be?

I would probably pick $AAPL, which currently makes up the largest position in my portfolio, or I would pick $BRK-B stock.

Investors, which stocks are currently the biggest losers in your portfolio and what % are they?

In my portfolio, my biggest loss is currently on $PFE stock at just over 13%.