Part 3 of our 3 part series of Nate’s dividend paying stocks for 2023. We even talk our favorite Starbucks drinks.

We continue discussing Nate’s dividend paying stocks that he owns, this is part 2 of 3. Things also get a little heated when Mike and Nate discuss Google. Also do a deep dive with what companies McCormicks own.

Nate breaks down his dividend paying stocks he will be adding to in 2023. This is Part 1 of a 3 part series. Mike and Nate also enjoy their favorite past time of bashing Ford and GE. A must listen for all fans of dividend paying stocks.

Nate and Mike are back from holiday break. Mike is adding Visa, Mastercard, United Health and Old Dominion to his portfolio. Nate sells a stock that has been part of his portfolio for quite some time. Is this the end of crypto for Mike?

I’m this episode, the boys do a deep dive into the great Bob Iger coming back to Disney. Who is Disney going to buy? We discuss the collapse of FTX. And so much more!

With Halloween almost a month ago, Mike and Nate do a deep dive in candy. A buy, sell and hold of candy companies ensues. Listener mail covers best non-tech ETFs. They also discuss Kroger, Target, Nike, Amazon, Lululemon, and so much more.

Mike breaks down his 3 tips to survive a recession. Nate sells all of his position in a stock. We review Bill Gates portfolio. Mike talks about buying Caterpillar in ‘08 and how he bought a house from that investment…our apologies for Mike’s audio quality, it has been fixed.

Mike decided to purchase the almighty Berkshire Hathaway. Mike and Nate review some of the many companies that Berkshire owns. A discussion of beauty products and leggings unfolds as Lululemon and ULTA are discussed, which turns into the rise and fall of Under Armour. Then the pod ends with a discussion of energy stocks and ETFs.

Is Disney a buy, now that it surpassed Netflix for subscribers? Nate and Mike battle it out with Comcast. The boys do some “buy, sell and hold.” When doing “Twitter tweets,” the boys reflect the most profitable acquisitions of all time.

One of the longest episodes yet, the boys dive deep into some stock talk that hits all sectors. Tech, consumer, growth, communications and EV are all different sectors discussed. The rise and fall of GE. Listener feedback and so much more.