2 Ex-Warren Buffett Stocks Soon to Have 3% Dividend Yields
Warren Buffett and his company Berkshire Hathaway are highly regarded for their savvy investments, which have produced phenomenal returns over the years. But even the Oracle of Omaha isn't perfect -- he's made some mistakes and missed out on opportunities. In addition, Buffett and Berkshire are investing hundreds of billions of dollars for a wide array of shareholders and stakeholders, which makes their investing strategy much different from that of the average retail investor.
During the earlier part of the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, Berkshire sold a number of stocks to prepare for the situation at hand and the new trajectory the world was on due to COVID. Here are two I think investors should take a look at that will have yields of about 3% when recent dividend increases are taken into account.
Buffett and Berkshire formally put an end to their love affair with Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) during the first quarter of this year, selling a small remaining stake in the large U.S. bank after decades of holding the stock.
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