Buffett is not generally celebrated as a dividend-earning income investor. But given that some of the titles in Berkshire's possession are reliable (and frequently generous) dividend stocks, perhaps he should be. Here, then, is a look at three solid dividend plays lurking in Berkshire's equity portfolio...
Coca-Cola's (NYSE:KO) signature product is a favorite drink of Buffett's. And why not? Berkshire is a very long-term holder of the stock, having first bought into it in 1988. Berkshire is a textbook example of the value of buy-and-hold investing. Some equities have been in its portfolio for decades. It's a company that prizes reliability and consistency. These two traits help define Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ). You may drink Coke and patch little wounds with Band-Aids (sorry about that boo-boo, by the way). But the chances are good that you've never heard of another Buffett dividend stock, STORE Capital (NYSE:STOR).
Source: Motley Fool
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