Warren Buffett doesn't just beat the market - he makes a mockery of it. Since Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway back in the middle of 1965, the conglomerate has more than doubled the average annual gain of the S&P 500. But here's something you won't hear anywhere else - Buffett doesn't love all of his stocks equally. Let's look at Buffett's current income plays...
If you want to chase one of Uncle Warren's highest-yield holdings, a better place to do so would be automaker General Motors (GM) - Buffett's 2012 acquisition that has earned some patience. Berkshire holding Phillips 66 (PSX) has been battered over the past six months as oil prices have gone back down the pipes. But Buffett's bet on PSX is a lot more shrewd than most give him credit for, and it's telling that he hasn't backed away from his 2015. Why is one of Buffett's best dividend picks a mere 1.6% yielder? Buffett's stake in Apple (AAPL) is young, started in 2016 with an initial 9.8 million-share position that has since swelled 133 million shares.
Source: NASDAQ
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