Investors, the pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson reported results today and the results beat expectations. Overall, I see potential in pharmaceutical and medical device companies and I like to invest in them. I already have $CVS in my portfolio and plan to add $PFE to my portfolio. I would like to add $JNJ to my portfolio, but it is at a high price and I fear it will be...
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Investors, what three stocks make up the largest position in your portfolio?

In my portfolio, $AAPL is the largest position, followed by $GOOGL, and $CVS is the third largest position in my portfolio.

$CVS is still down...
The debt is higher, but the acquisitions that caused the debt should bear fruit.

It's the start of a new month, so I'd like to ask you what stocks or ETFs you plan to buy this month.

I, like every month, will be buying $SPY and $^NDX. Alternatively, I would like to buy $CVS, $MMM and $MO.

How's the shopping going now? I just bought $CVS and I'm about to buy $O. Do you have anything in your sights right now or are you waiting?

A summary of the news over the last few days around the US.

Recession, recession, recession. We hear it over and over again, even if you plug your ears. I've been hearing it a lot lately, so let's see what the situation is. Recent statements from economic strategists.

What sector are you primarily focused on and what sector do you see the most potential in???

My main focus lately has been on the healthcare sector, as I see huge potential there. I think the healthcare sector is still moving forward and will grow even more in the future.

When I look at how many people have some health problems and medicine is needed more and more, or how many...
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Charlie Munger and his view of healthcare in the US.

Charlie, a friend, partner of Warren, has recently been vocal about his concerns about US healthcare, literally stating that it is a system that prolongs death to make more money and comparing patients to African carcasses. 🤔

It often writes about dividend stocks.

I would like to know what dividend stocks you have in your portfolio and if you would like to add any dividend stocks to your portfolio.

I have $CVS, $MMM and quite a few $MO stocks in my portfolio. For now, I plan to continue to add to these stocks. However, I would like to include a few more dividend stocks like $PEP, $PG, or maybe $T in...
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Health insurer stock prices fell today after UnitedHealth($UNH) said the number of surgeries for adults age 65 and older increased more than expected over the past two months.
Health insurers have benefited from delaying non-urgent surgeries due to the COVID-19 pandemic and staffing shortages at hospitals.

For example, the popular $CVS here fell less than 6%. An opportunity to...
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Lately, it has been mostly technology stocks that have been up a few dozen percent. However, I am wondering what you currently see as potential buying opportunities.

I've been buying stocks recently, $MMM and $DIS. However, I am planning on buying shares of $CVS and $PFE.

Hey, investors.

I've been interested in the healthcare sector quite a bit lately. Because I see a lot of potential in it.

Medicine in general has made huge strides recently, whether it's the production of weight loss drugs, for example, or the production of robots for surgery.

I have $JNJ and $CVS in my portfolio so far, but I'm still thinking about $MDT, which is the company that...
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Have a great Monday,
do you have a healthcare sector represented?

I have $CVS so far, the stock is down a lot at the moment, so I'm thinking of overbought. Long term then I follow $BNTX and now more recently $TNYA, which has become my heartthrob (they deal with heart defect treatments).

After today's $PFE results, investors are likely to be tough on even competitor $CVS, which will report its results tomorrow before the market opens. So I expect a pullback, which I will use to increase my position. Anything around $70 is a nice price in my opinion. In fact, I don't think $CVS should come up with surprisingly good results.