Creator Post Archive

Dividend Compounders with Cheese

Browse the full post archive, then jump into the source post to inspect linked mentions and linked signals.

275 posts · 25 per page
Back to creator

Jan 5, 2026

Venezuela Crisis: Who Actually Wins in the Stock Market?

The creator discusses the implications of a recent military operation in Venezuela, focusing on the role of electronic warfare technology and its impact on defense stocks. While initially considering defense contractors like RTX, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin, the creator believes they are overvalued. Instead, the creator pivots to suggest that the real opportunity lies with major oil companies like Chevron, ExxonMobil, and ConocoPhillips, given Venezuela's vast oil reserves.

5 mentions · 0 linked signals

Jan 5, 2026

Economic Moat

The creator believes Costco possesses the strongest economic moat in retail due to its membership model, brand loyalty, and strategic shift to private labeling. However, despite this strong fundamental view, the creator finds the current stock valuation too high and would only consider buying after a significant pullback.

1 mentions · 0 linked signals

Jan 5, 2026

Stop Investing in "Stocks". Start Investing in Moats (Part 2)

The creator discusses economic moats as a key investment factor, highlighting cost advantage (using Amazon as an example), regional dominance (with a focus on water utilities), and brand loyalty (mentioning Coca-Cola and Starbucks). The creator expresses strong conviction in American Water Works as a dividend compounder.

6 mentions · 0 linked signals

Jan 4, 2026

Most Investors Misunderstand Economic Moats (Part 1)

This video discusses the concept of economic moats, using GoPro as an example of a company that lost market share due to a lack of competitive advantage. It then explores intangible assets and scale as moats, highlighting Novo Nordisk's patent expirations and Eli Lilly's success due to superior scale in manufacturing and supply chain, and briefly touches on Apple's ecosystem moat.

9 mentions · 0 linked signals

Jan 3, 2026

Undervalued Dividend Compounders (Regional Banks)

The creator argues regional banks offer value opportunities for conservative dividend-focused investors.

1 mentions · 0 linked signals

Jan 2, 2026

Is My YouTube Channel a "Buy" or "Sell" in 2026

The creator analyzes their YouTube channel's performance in 2025 as if it were a stock, focusing on subscriber growth, views, and watch time. While acknowledging strong percentage growth in these metrics compared to 2024, they note that their overall view count is modest compared to other finance YouTubers and express concern about a lower-than-ideal click-through rate and average view duration.

2 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 31, 2025

Buying the Dip: Lessons from My Best Performing Stocks

The creator discusses their best performing stocks from 2025, focusing on lessons learned from buying dips and taking profits. They highlight Nvidia and AMD, explaining their initial undervaluation thesis, successful purchases during dips, and subsequent sales due to valuation concerns, which they now regret as the stocks continued to rise.

15 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 30, 2025

The Art of High-Conviction Investing

The creator, Amos, discusses his active, high-conviction investing strategy for 2025, which involves buying high-quality compounders during market dips and selling them once they reach his price targets. He contrasts this with a passive buy-and-hold approach for dividend stocks like Realty Income, SCHD, Altria, and Rexford Industrial. His personal portfolio returned 28.1% in 2025, outperforming the S&P 500's 19% return.

13 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 27, 2025

Roasting a Viewer’s Portfolio Full of Underrated A.I. Plays (Smart Strategy?)

The creator reviews a viewer's portfolio, which employs a barbell strategy with concentrated bets on AI infrastructure and stable blue-chip companies. The viewer aims to grow $200,000 to $2 million in 10 years. The creator approves of the large ETF holding as a market return anchor.

32 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 26, 2025

Brown & Brown (BRO) Stock Deep Dive (I Ran the Numbers)

The creator analyzes Brown & Brown (BRO), an insurance broker, highlighting its consistent revenue growth, impressive long-term shareholder returns, and strong dividend growth, despite recent stock price underperformance. The video aims to determine the company's intrinsic value and the creator's investment strategy.

4 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 24, 2025

Your Top Picks. My Realistic Price Targets. Part 3

The creator discusses PayPal, noting its significant underperformance despite a fundamentally sound business with growing revenue and earnings. While acknowledging the competitive landscape, the creator tentatively places PayPal in the S tier, suggesting it could be an attractive investment if it were to operate more like an online bank.

21 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 21, 2025

Here’s What I’d Actually Pay for Popular Stocks (GARP Valuations) Part 1

The creator introduces a GARP (Growth at a Reasonable Price) valuation model based on revenue growth and profit margins, and begins ranking popular stocks. The first stock analyzed is Nvidia, which the creator is very bullish on due to its best-in-class GPUs and the recent approval for AI chip sales to China, expecting a significant top-line boost.

15 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 19, 2025

I ran the numbers on Hims & Hers... it’s not what I expected.

The creator is analyzing Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) to determine if it's a potential investment. Despite a significant stock price drop from its peak, the company has shown impressive revenue growth and operates a fully integrated online healthcare platform for sensitive conditions. The creator is currently evaluating the financials and business model to decide whether to invest.

7 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 18, 2025

I Analyzed Marriott Vacations Worldwide So You Don’t Have To

The creator analyzes Marriott Vacations Worldwide (VAC), explaining its timeshare business model, target demographic, and recent performance. The video aims to determine if the stock is currently a good investment based on its financials and market position.

5 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 15, 2025

Oracle Stock Analysis

The creator discusses Oracle (ORCL) as an indirect investment into OpenAI, highlighting a significant deal for Oracle to support OpenAI's infrastructure. The creator also touches on Oracle's potential price drop and its relationship with the current administration as factors supporting the stock.

1 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 12, 2025

Serve Robotics: The Most Misunderstood Growth Story on Wall Street

The creator presents a bullish robotics adoption thesis and frames Serve Robotics as underappreciated by the market.

1 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 10, 2025

This Tiny Stock Could Explode… or Get Delisted (GAMB Stock Analysis)

The creator analyzes Gambling.com (GAMB), highlighting its impressive revenue and free cash flow growth despite a significant stock price decline. The company operates as an affiliate marketer for online gambling sites, earning fees by directing traffic to operators.

3 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 8, 2025

Housing Market. Oracle the next AI King. A Few Stocks I Want to Buy (Earnings Week)

The creator discusses the importance of earnings per share and PE ratios for stock valuation. He highlights Toll Brothers as a company reporting earnings this week, noting its mixed year-to-date and one-year performance but strong five-year returns, while also reflecting on a past career decision related to real estate.

22 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 7, 2025

This Patreon-Only Stock Pick Returned 58% (Now You Can Watch It Free)

The creator discusses Marvell Technology (MRVL) as a player in the AI chip market, highlighting their strategy of offering customized, lower-cost AI chips compared to Nvidia and AMD. The creator bought shares in September at around $63 and believes Marvell's approach can gain traction with hyperscalers looking to optimize costs.

5 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 6, 2025

I Didn’t Expect THIS From Salesforce… (My CRM Position Reveal)

The creator is highly bullish on Salesforce (CRM) following its recent earnings report, highlighting strong AI growth and overall business performance. Despite some market skepticism, the creator views CRM as a core holding, making up 20% of their portfolio.

5 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 5, 2025

Where Dividend Investors Park Cash Safely (T-Bills Edition)

The creator discusses safe places to park cash within a brokerage account, focusing on Treasury ETFs. He explains the differences between T-bills, T-notes, and T-bonds, emphasizing that T-bill ETFs are designed for capital preservation and yield, not high returns. The first T-bill ETF mentioned is SGV, the iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF.

1 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 4, 2025

I Ran the Math on MDLZ (Is Mondelez Undervalued?)

The creator analyzes Mondelez International (MDLZ), highlighting its strong dividend history and iconic brands. Despite recent stock price underperformance and a mixed Q3 earnings report with a guidance cut due to lower European sales, the creator is exploring whether the stock is undervalued, especially in comparison to Hershey.

4 mentions · 0 linked signals

Dec 1, 2025

Salesforce, Chipotle, & the Used Car Market (Earnings This Week & More!)

The creator discusses upcoming earnings reports, focusing on companies like Newegg and CrowdStrike. He expresses strong skepticism about Newegg's fundamentals despite its past meme stock performance and shares his past trading activity in Morll.

31 mentions · 0 linked signals

Nov 30, 2025

The Stocks I Lost Money On (And the Lessons I’m Keeping)

The creator discusses his experience selling YieldMax ETFs (Alti and Misti) at a loss, highlighting the unsustainability of their high dividend yields and significant NAV erosion. He warns that such high yields are often red flags and advises against them.

8 mentions · 0 linked signals

Nov 28, 2025

The Only Pharma Stock I’d Go Near Part 2

The creator analyzes Eli Lilly (LLY), highlighting its strong revenue growth driven by GLP-1 drugs, impressive profit expansion, and healthy free cash flow. Despite a high P/E ratio, the creator is impressed by the company's financial performance and dividend growth, making it the only pharmaceutical stock they would consider investing in.

7 mentions · 0 linked signals

Showing 126-150 of 275 posts · Page 6 of 11