Instrument NameKraft Heinz CompanyInstrument Symbol(KHC-Q)

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Even if stocks don't pay every month, that doesn't mean you can't generate recurring cash flow throughout the year.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is set to earn almost $1.3 billion in passive income from these two stocks.

Kraft Heinz, a struggling food giant that has disappointed Warren Buffett, may finally be a buy due to its potential sale of the Oscar Mayer business, strategic initiatives, and attractive valuation metrics, including a low P/E and healthy dividend yield.

The company's third-quarter performance didn't inspire market players to buy its shares.

KHC earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2024.

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Down 24% on a YTD basis, this Buffett stock remains a favorite among analysts.

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American Express, Kraft Heinz, and Chevron are trading at attractive discounts.

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In a shifting environment of decreasing rates, investors may want to diversify their portfolios to include high-yield names with bullish sentiment.

Just because most investors and analysts aren't big fans right now doesn't mean there's not good opportunity here.

You might be surprised by who tops this list.

Dividend stocks have proved remarkably resilient, even during severe market downturns.

CVS just announced it was considering a breakup. Why is that important? Spinoffs are one of the best-kept investment secrets, despite the fact that many investors typically disregard them and frequently outperform more general markets.

It's a face-off between two of Warren Buffett's largest holdings.

These companies can lend growth and dividend returns to a long-term investor's portfolio.

Investors need to keep growth and income top of mind for their portfolios as lower interest rates work their way through the financial markets

High-yield dividend stocks are gaining attention as interest rates drop following the Federal Reserve's recent 50-basis-point rate cut.

Warren Buffett, one of the greatest investors of all time, has built his fortune by selecting businesses with long-term value and strong fundamentals.

Both companies are down big from their three-year highs, but which one is better positioned?