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Steal from the Best: 5 Dividend Stocks Super Investors Are Buying
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Steal from the Best: 5 Dividend Stocks Super Investors Are Buying

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TJ Terwilliger
Mar 12, 2025
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👋 Howdy Partner!

Investing is tough. But what if you could legally copy the moves of the best investors in the world?

That’s the power of 13-F filings.

These SEC-mandated reports let you peek into the portfolios of top investors each quarter. It’s like getting a free cheat sheet for investing success.

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Mohnish Pabrai put it best:

“I'm a shameless copycat. Everything in my life is cloned … I have no original ideas.”

With that in mind, let’s take a look at five stocks recently bought by legendary investors - and why they might be worth adding to your portfolio.

1. Constellation Brands (STZ) – Warren Buffett

How does the company make money?

Constellation Brands owns a powerhouse portfolio of alcoholic beverages. You know their brands - Corona, Modelo, and Robert Mondavi wines. They dominate the U.S. beer import market and have a strong presence in spirits and wines.

Why invest?

  • Alcohol is recession-proof - no matter what happens, people drink

  • Strong brands like Corona create a wide moat

  • The stock recently took a hit, making it more attractive from a valuation - and dividend yield standpoint

Source: Finchat

Buffett doesn’t buy fads. He buys businesses that will still be thriving decades from now. That’s exactly what Constellation offers.

Here’s Buffett’s entire portfolio

Source: Finchat

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