hello everyone and thanks for tuning
into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're covering
three stocks I am buying in October so
we're going to quickly recap September's
buy so in September I had mentioned
three stocks three or four stocks I am
buying in September now that was a V
Microsoft Intel and CenturyLink and I
have them right here in the description
so I was looking to buy a B as my number
one purchase but unfortunately I was
very you know I was already high in the
position and they had approved a
leukemia drug that had a future growth
potential and I was very correct on that
a B is probably the one that shot up the
highest Microsoft they were doing quite
a bit of transitional stuff and I had
actually bought some shares of Microsoft
if you saw the September review I bought
like three or four five shares of
Microsoft it was able to a verge down a
couple pennies and then Intel I did not
buy any more Intel but they've had a
very nice month as well and then my
fourth sock that I was looking to buy in
September was CenturyLink because of
their future merger with level 3 I just
saw a lot of opportunity there so a V
for the one month they've had an
increase of seventeen point zero four
percent so unfortunately I did not get
to buy more shares of that but they had
a very great month Microsoft had an
increase of three point five percent for
the last month
Intel has had a nice increase of ten
point five percent for the last month
and then CenturyLink this is one that
when I had mentioned it in my video it
was sitting at nineteen dollars and
seventy two cents and it was still
considered undervalued ish in my opinion
but when I saw this fall to eighteen
dollars and 18 cents in a trade day I
was picking that stuff up like candy so
I bought at around eighteen dollars and
seventy cents $18.50 $18.50 then I was
able to pick up quite a bit of equity in
that position and now it's sitting at
about twenty dollars so
in the last month it's had an increase
of about five point three seven percent
overall and that's mainly due to their
they've completed a merger with level
three level three stock their leadership
is actually coming over to CenturyLink
and positioning themselves to kind of
help out the business and kind of shape
out their future potential so
CenturyLink and level three merge
they're gonna be keeping the level
through the CenturyLink name because
CenturyLink gave level three the money
for them to kind of merger and I'm not
gonna speak too much on that but I just
know that essentially it's going to be
one a very good player up in the future
you know they're dropping fiber they're
going around doing ads further
lifetime subscription so if you buy into
their internets for twenty dollars a
month and it increases sometime in the
future you have that lifetime $20 $20
limit so that'll be all be some good
marketing for them so three stocks I am
buying in October these are in a
specific order Pepsi I already hold
I am currently down five percent Oh
actually three point five three three
percent in the position I was down five
percent I bought more shares while I was
down and Pepsi is a great diversified
stock their earnings just came out on
Tuesday and I have it here on my channel
PepsiCo released their third quarter
earnings per share that it was estimated
at 148 they beat it oh they they had our
earnings per share of 148 so they're
beat that your estimated earnings per
share by four cents their revenue was
sixteen point two billion which is an
increase of 1.3 percent from last year
year quarter and I was looking at the
the qq8
I have it on my facebook I posted it on
there in the financial investor Facebook
I posted links to their their their
information here but the main sectors I
had fallen for them was their North
American beverages that actually had a
dip of 3 percent which cost them 5.3
billion
um I don't think that cost them 5.3
billion I think there was they had lost
3 percent you can see it
from there last year you could actually
see the differences there but their CFO
Hugh Johnson had said on the earnings
report that North America does have a
clear challenge but you got to remember
that Pepsi also distributes Lipton
starbucks rock stars and these are all
growing companies their Quaker sector
actually had a very nice healthy
increase and you know Pepsi is just one
of those huge companies out there that's
able to be they're looking to get more
diversified they're looking to get into
more sectors people are more health
conscience so I could I could see Pepsi
releasing some health-conscious drinks
and some new snacks and stuff so they do
have a very good diversified portfolio
of themselves so that is Pepsi and here
Pepsi it's actually at a great buy
normally I don't buy sock and last it is
considered undervalued but Pepsi you
know it's such a great stock with good
history dividend history payout ratios
that I bought into it a little bit
trigger-happy and now I am slightly down
in this position but it's Pepsi and I
know that in the future Pepsi will have
no problem overcoming any sort of
short-term obstacle I can hold Pepsi for
the long term ten fifteen thirty years
and I know that I will get my money's
worth in the stock and the dividend
income so it's very reliable and it is
currently under valued in my opinion you
can see that it's a hundred and ten
dollars a share
it's a sitting at a two point eight two
percent yield whereas in the past just a
couple months ago you could you couldn't
buy into Pepsi without getting a yield
of around two point six two point six
five percent now you're getting a two
point eight percent yield so very good
buy an entry point and all my graph here
you can see that Pepsi is only slightly
in this graph you know what my and my
numbers are a little bit kind of funky
at times but Pepsi is considered a good
undervalued and buying opportunity right
now especially on the dip that it has
taken
from its earning earning report had gone
down slightly so that I'll help you buy
in at a good entry point my next talk is
cisco cisco cisco and brainy corp these
are both october pain october
ex-dividend and dividend paying stocks
and i was looking to fill a little bit
of my portfolio with a new stock that
pays dividends in october that one four
seven ten month because i would like to
get at least a hundred dollars or more
in dividend pay per month that way i
could basically compound my interest or
my dividend pay monthly you know I could
take a hundred dollars and buy a hundred
dollars worth of shares on every single
month and my portfolio would compound
monthly I would buy into stocks that are
currently down or have not increased as
much as the other ones and I could buy
into stocks that might be coming up on
ex dividends if they fall out a little
bit I can buy in more shares so my
portfolio is able to compound monthly
instead of quarter to quarter through
the drip so Cisco it's a great buying
opportunity it's still a little bit
overvalued for a more I'd like to get
into the position you can see that it's
currently sitting at a $54 and twenty
four fifty four dollars and twenty-nine
entry point its 52-week highest 5707
52-week low this 47:15 it's priced price
to earnings as a p/e ratio is 26 so it's
a little bit high from what I would
consider I would like to get a entry
point of around $45 but I know that'll
be a little bit difficult and then
brandy Corp it's a financial company
it's very diversified both Cisco and
brandy I took time to kind of look into
both of these stocks at their financial
statements their balance sheets and just
our long-term long-term you know how
would you they recover from recessions
how's their dividend history and we can
actually take a quick look at that let's
just add them into the chart here right
now and you can see that right now Cisco
is slightly overvalued it was a great
buy back in July when
shields around 2.65 and it was at a
entry point down in the $50 range so
that would have been a great buying
opportunity so actually I would say 45
my expectations are a little bit off
I could probably see myself buying into
the stock FFL to a 50 to over $50 area
then I would consider that a good entry
point and then brandy Corp is of course
a financial investments oil company but
this one didn't actually fall during the
2008-2009 banking financial housing
market you I'll show you here in just a
minute and they continued to pay
dividends they've actually both of these
companies have paid dividends for more
than ten years so that's why I'm kind of
looking at adding them to my portfolio
they're resistant to recessions they
have good dividend history and they're a
little bit overvalued at this time but
that's why they're on my watch list
rocktober
maybe there will be a good entry point
where I'm able to buy them at a good
opportunity they would provide me with
good dividend income in the months that
I am looking for it and my 1 4 7 10 so
that's covered in the graphs now we can
go over to dividend calm and I'll go
ahead and punch in these brandy SBR why
I believe it was B PRC B or C so brandy
Corp it's as a business service it's a
kind of financial business service
they've been paying dividends for 31
years and their payout ratio is only 43
so it meets my rule of having dividend
growth through a recession it has payout
ratio below 60% the rex dividend day is
actually in five hours so tomorrow I
could not get a good buying opportunity
maybe after the ex-dividend date the
they will drop to a good entry point or
I would be the word they would be
considered under light at the time and I
might be able to get it a good entry by
but who knows their annual growth for
their dividends actually going down
slightly here
it looks like they may have missed a
payment here but you can see that they
have had very nice continuing growth of
dividend growth for 31 years now they
might dip a little bit here and there
but even during stock splits you can see
that they've kept up on their on their
dividend payments they did a stock split
3 for 1 they did a SPOC split 2 for 1
and they kept paying out the same
dividend so they've actually paid out
through the 2000 the 92 the 2008
recession and this is a business service
so very good potential that of course
its balance sheet and their financial
data looked healthy as well and so the
other stock here with Cisco Soze syy
and this one has dividend growth for the
past 46 years payout ratio of under 47
percent or under 48 percent you know
it's under my rule of 60 it's a whole
food wholesale you know they distribute
and wholesale food and deliver it to
here there ex-dividend date was it may
have already you know they already came
and passed it's it's a October 6 so
they're you know like I said that's one
it's missing its filling in one of the
spots that I'm looking to fill for my
one four and seven and ten pain once so
it is a qualified dividend it's had
healthy increase you know it's a little
bit below my rule of five percent it's
three point three percent but if I'm
looking to buy a stock that's going to
be able to be resistant to recessions
have at least some sort of a steady
increase have a decent payout ratio we
can actually see here if we go to look
at its long-term you can see that during
the recession periods of say the 2000
recession the white you know the dot-com
bubble it just kind of overlapped it and
just kept going through it and then the
2008 recession that did kind of get hit
a little bit by it but that would be a
better opportunity to buy in so it did
dip
by let's just say around 40% or less
which is less than the S&P 500 as a
whole and then a dead cut it did
recovery and since it bottomed out so if
you would just held on to the stock it
would have recovered within um what's it
here it would have recovered within
recovery periods around five years you
know that's not too bad but then you
would still be up from that bottoming
out point if you just held on to the
stock you would have got paid that
dividend payment you would have got to
buy more shares average your position
down got a discount and you would
actually be up at least 69 percent from
that point if you had just held on to
that stock and it's got good dividend
history you know again their p/e ratios
a little bit high but that's why I am
kind of screening it and looking for a
good buying opportunity Cisco and brandy
Corp and Pepsi have gone up since I
began tracking it a little bit more and
I've actually put in their information
here so if I had bought six hundred
shares or six hundred dollars worth of
their stock that would buy me eleven
shares of Cisco sixteen shares of brandy
Corp and five shares of Pepsi I would
have changed by so much they're imported
dividend is a dollar thirty two per
share for Cisco eighty three cents for
brandy Corp and three dollars and 22
cents per share for Pepsi which
accumulates a yield of around you can
see here the two point for yield two
point one six and two point nine which
would be an annual income for just six
hundred dollars and put it into the
stocks I would get an annual income of
around 1450 two for Cisco 13:28 for
brandy 1610 for Pepsi or every quarter I
would get three sixty three three 32 or
403 and you know I'm looking to holy
sucks for the long term so they may only
pay out a small amount right now but
that money will get reinvested back into
other stocks that maybe down or back
into the same company allowing it to
compound over time and pay me more and
more so those are my three stocks for
the month of
over that I'm tracking I have Cisco
which is syy brandy Corp which is BRC
and Pepsi so go ahead and leave me a
comment in the comments below if you
have any questions on these three stocks
on anything you have in mind why I'm
tracking them and such so we'll go ahead
and wait until the next month in
November and take a look at these ones
again and see how they did end the month
of October and if they actually had a
good buying opportunity I'll let you
know if I purchase any so that is it for
this video of three stocks I am looking
to buy in October so hopefully that was
entertaining and fun thanks for tuning
in and I will see you as next time
