The world's greatest investors forged their own paths to achieve success. Warren Buffett used one-time textile manufacturer Berkshire Hathaway as a vehicle to build a huge conglomerate of diversified businesses. Ken Griffin formed hedge fund Citadel and employed multiple investing strategies to make a lot of money.

But these two billionaire investors have some things in common. As a case in point, Buffett and Griffin both own these two high-yield dividend stocks.

Chevron (NYSE: CVX) ranks as the fifth-largest position in Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway portfolio. After adding to its stake in the oil and gas giant, Berkshire now owns 6.8% of Chevron.

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Source Fool.com