Although sitting on positions for long time periods can have some negative underlying drivers (i.e. a stock has turned into a loser and is now being held with hopes it will come in the black again), long-term holdings in a fund manager's portfolio can show great conviction and belief in the growth prospects of a company and its stock price.
Tracking the convictions of these major fund managers can yield some great results for the retail investor. Let's look at five of Warren Buffett's holdings that have stayed in his portfolio for at least a year and offer substantially high dividend yields: GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), ConocoPhillips (COP), Gannett (GCI), General Electric (GE) and General Dynamics (GD).
Source: The Street
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