Learn about the three hot dividend stocks that I am buying right now, in June and July of 2020. If I were starting over again, I could hypothetically build my entire dividend stock portfolio around these three amazing stocks (buy and hold forever stocks). I'm also excited to share my extensive financial analysis in today's #dividend #stock #investing video. Get ready to learn about PepsiCo (PEP), Starbucks (SBUX), 3M (MMM), and so much more.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:06 SECTION 1: FAVORITE DIVIDEND STOCK 1 – PEPSICO (PEP)
2:26 Takeaway: It's my 2nd favorite stock of all time and I need to show it more love!
3:13 My recent PepsiCo (PEP) stock purchase
3:50 I love this dividend stock, right now, because of its relatively high yield.
6:35 My Golden Rule of Dividend Investing: I go for dividend CAGRs (compound annual growth rates) in the 7.0% range.
8:19 Takeaway: When you have larger positions, it's sometimes easy to lose focus of your core holdings.
10:02 Takeaway: I believe PepsiCo (PEP) is making really good hires!
12:36 SECTION 2: FAVORITE DIVIDEND STOCK 2 – STARBUCKS (SBUX)
12:44 Routine: I buy Starbucks stock every Monday. Here's why.
15:06 Takeaway: Starbucks is one of my high growth stocks.
16:41 Starbucks has a staggering 20.7% dividend compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the last 5 years.
17:56 Here's why I love SBUX stock right now.
19:28 Takeaway: Do real world research, just visit Starbucks and see what’s going on.
20:21 SECTION 3: DEEP DIVE STARBUCKS BALANCE SHEET
21:14 Question: Do you place too much weight on shareholder's equity?
21:55 Let's look at Starbucks balance sheet assets
23:29 Key Insight: Deferred revenue is the main reason that shareholder's equity is negative.
27:03 Statement of Cash Flows Analysis
29:12 Key Takeaway: It's all about digging deeper into the numbers.
31:44 Summary of my Starbucks dividend stock analysis
32:41 Bonus: Property, plants, and equipment are being carried at cost.
34:10 SECTION 4: FAVORITE DIVIDEND STOCK 3 – 3M (MMM)
34:28 Takeaway: I like to buy dividend stocks when the market is down.
36:27 Putting it all together – constructing a dividend stock portfolio
39:04 Disclosure and Disclaimer

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DISCLOSURE: I am long PepsiCo (PEP), Starbucks (SBUX), and 3M (MMM). I own these stocks in my personal stock portfolio.

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