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If you’re looking for dividend stocks, chances are you’ve already heard about
Enbridge (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB). There’s good reason, as the company offers a 7.22% dividend yield that’s seen 26 years of consecutive growth. During the last decade, those dividends have grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 14%.
And shares have been rebounding with oil and gas prices. The pipeline company has seen an uptick in usage, and that should continue for years to come. Not that it needs it. The company has long-term contracts that will support share and dividend growth for decades. Meanwhile, it continues to grow through billions set aside in growth projects.
Berkshire Hathaway
Charlie Munger once said, “Stock picking is like gambling: those who win well seldom bet, but when they do, they bet heavy.”
Of course, by comparing stock picking to gambling, he did not mean to imply that it is gambling in his eyes. Otherwise, Munger would have been a proponent of the recent
GameStop situation that fizzled out after leaving a substantial mark in equity markets.
Charlie Munger said it’s “really stupid to have a culture which encourages [so] much gambling in stocks.”
Substantial problems for the stock market
Buffett’s friend did not hold back regarding his comments on the episode that gripped Wall Street roughly a month ago. He did not think that the short-selling chaos caused by an army of individual investors congregating on various social media platforms to upend short bets by professional investors was a wise move.