Monday, March 2, 2020

Stock Of The Month: MSFT

For the foreseeable future, I not only want to track which of my Big Five I buy in a given month - I want to track those that I don't buy.

Amazon (AMZN)

  • $937.8B market cap
  • no dividend
  • $280.5B revenue
  • 21% revenue growth
  • $38.5B operating cash flow
  • $18.8B free cash flow


Apple (AAPL)

  • $1.20T market cap
  • 1.1% dividend yield
  • $267.7B revenue
  • 9% revenue growth
  • $73.2B operating cash flow
  • $45.6B free cash flow


Microsoft (MSFT)

  • $1.20T market cap
  • 1.3% dividend yield
  • $134.3B revenue
  • 14% revenue growth
  • $54.1B operating cash flow
  • $35.1B free cash flow


NVIDIA (NVDA)

  • $154.6B market cap
  • 0.3% dividend yield
  • $10.9B revenue
  • 41% revenue growth
  • $4.8B operating cash flow
  • $3.2B free cash flow


Tesla (TSLA)

  • $125.2B market cap
  • no dividend
  • $24.6B revenue
  • 2% revenue growth
  • $2.4B operating cash flow
  • $1.5B free cash flow


Here's my current portfolio (buy and hold). As always, I believe in all of these stocks - until I sell them.

Tesla (TSLA) 18.96%
NVIDIA (NVDA) 15.06%
Apple (AAPL) 12.17%
Amazon (AMZN) 11.60%
Microsoft (MSFT) 10.26%
Alphabet (GOOGL) 4.86%
Facebook (FB) 3.02%
Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) 2.71%
Adobe (ADBE) 2.33%
Salesforce (CRM) 1.88%
Visa (V) 1.79%
Costco Wholesale (COST) 1.71%
Nike (NKE) 1.65%
UnitedHealth Group (UNH) 1.58%
Intel (INTC) 1.57%
Comcast (CMCSA) 1.40%
Starbucks (SBUX) 1.30%
Waste Management (WM) 1.17%
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 1.00%
American Water Works (AWK) 0.81%
Autodesk (ADSK) 0.77%
Union Pacific (UNP) 0.63%
Norfolk Southern (NSC) 0.62%
CSX (CSX) 0.59%
Kansas City Southern (KSU) 0.29%
Canadian National Railway (CNI) 0.26%