Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage manufacturer.
It is a stock that is also held by the god of investment, Warren Buffett, and has been increasing dividends for over 60 years.
One of its strengths is leveraging its strong brand to continuously provide products that meet consumer needs.
This is a strength that cannot be imitated by other companies, which is why Buffett actively invests in it.
While its dividend yield is around 2.8% and not considered a high-dividend stock, considering its track record of continuous dividend increases, it has the potential to become a high-dividend stock in the future.
It is a recommended stock for those who are looking to debut with individual U.S. stocks.
2. Procter & Gamble (P&G)
P & G, a well-known company, is a leading general consumer goods manufacturer in the USA.
In Japan as well, detergents such as Ariel and Lenor are popular.
Despite a decrease in sales volume this fiscal year, they are making profits through price increases.
Personally, I think that even if they continue to raise prices, as a company with strong brand power, they can easily make profits.
Furthermore, P & G's dividends are incredibly amazing.
The dividend yield is not particularly high at around 2.5%, but it is a stock that has been increasing dividends for over 66 years continuously.
As an investor, it is a stock that can be held with peace of mind.
Also, being a defensive stock, it is a major attraction as it is less likely to be affected by the economy.
As it is a financially sound stock, it is recommended even for beginners.
③ 3M
3M is the world's largest chemical manufacturer.
Sticky notes and tape are famous, and you may have heard of names like Post-it notes.
3M excels in film technology, and it is a feature to focus on liquid crystal film utilizing that technology.
In the future, with the semiconductor sector gaining momentum, this is a significant attraction.
3M has been increasing dividends for over 63 years continuously, with a dividend yield of 5.89%, making it a high-dividend stock.
In Japan, there are unrealistically high dividend growth rates and high-dividend yields.
The chemical business in Japan has extremely high barriers to entry and few rivals.
That's why it's easy to return profits to shareholders.
Although niche, there are many high-quality manufacturers, so please consider it.
This time, I introduced three US stocks that I want to hold for a long time.
Please feel free to use it as a reference!
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