3 EXPENSIVE Dividend Stocks That Are WORTH THE PRICE 💰 

When you think of “great businesses,” which ones come to mind? Let me know in the comments below! 👇

I’ll probably never own Costco and that’s ok. I can’t justify it at current valuation

I bought Visa 6 years ago. One of my best performing stocks.

Mastercard and Visa absolutely come to mind, the moats both of these hold is insane. Both incredibly reliable compounding machines!

The key being "fair" prices, overpaying should never be done.

I own COST and V and will continue buying them for a long time assuming their financials stay consistent. Great video!

Glad you've been covering more dividend growth stocks. Visa is one of the best for that!

Loving Visa and there with you on the buys even though it has been expensive... Look to see your sticking to it with Rollins!

Axp is a very good growth stocks, and it is usually ignored by people

Love seeing you highlight Visa so much! It’s been a core position in my portfolio for 3 years now.

Costco is too expensive for the growth being offered to investors. I will need it to be down to under $600 for me to consider buying it.

I love the Costco stores and keep asking myself why I don’t invest in it yet… I go about two to three times a month. I’m really considering just doing a weekly fractional shares personal challenge and adding it to my portfolio while I DCA!!! Great video!!!

Keep Going Ryne

I'm a fan of COST just not at its current valuation

I only invest in ETFs but i have learned alot watching your channel. It would be fun to invest in individual companies but trying to invest so i can retire someday will keep my busy enough over the next years! Thank you and keep this up!

Thanks for the share. I actually own one of them as well. I hope you have a great weekend🙏

Fun fact Trader Joe’s is owned by the same private company that runs Aldi

Every time COST dips even if is small I’m buying.

Nice work per usual! Im currently buying schb (whole market etf) weekly. Just bought 25 shares on the slight dip last week. Currently on my watch list. APX, UGI, MMM, KR, BMY, AAPL, SBUX and O

I think a great business is one that you regularly buy from. If it’s good enough to retain your business, it’s good enough to invest it in. Obviously everyone should do some research before investing your hard earned money. But I think this is a good place to start when trying to find “great businesses” to invest in.

My son is a captain at Trader Joes and said it will never go public because a new owner will change its current business model.

Trust me, there's crazy social media communities for all retail. I was duped into an Aldi and a Target group. Great finds, insane people. 😂😂

$CAT, $CMI, $AVGO, $APPL, $MSFT, $HD, $LOW

As soon as I saw the title I knew Visa would be in the video

Great Video!

My favoriet for the sectors i own McDonald’s - Starbucks Nike - LMVH Microsoft - google MAIN - ARCC Blackrock - KKR Prologis-WP Carey Abbvie

MO, PM or BTI ? Wich one could be a better investment on a dividends portfolio? In ur opinion? (Acc this is also a good video idea )

Everything in the S&P 500 would be considered a great business!

Where are you getting the graphs from? I’d like to look at them for other companies

How would you compare V vs AXP?

Id rather be exposed to these giant's via etfs as initial cost to get in outta reach atm to go and grab individually

Do you think cost on yield is actually a meaningful and useful metric?

Opinions on discover?

PG, WM, WMT, V, LOW.

Costco is a beast but imo unless you’re holding 5+ years and beyond it’s way too expensive to justify buying it compared to other companies.

Do you own all of them?!