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- Hello once again, guys.

Welcome back to the channel.

Hope you're having a great day so far.

So in this video today, we are going to be talking

about three stocks that I would consider

owning for the rest of my life.

In each of these three stocks we're going to discuss today

are stocks that I either currently own right now

or I owned at one point in time.

Now, a lot of people don't realize this

but most successful investors out there

are actually long term investors.

It's often not the people who are buying and selling stocks

on a consistent and frequent basis.

It's the people who buy stocks

and then simply hold on to them

and allow them to trend upward.

Now, the perfect example of this,

of a long term investor, is actually Warren Buffett.

Somebody that most of us are familiar with.

In fact, there are many stocks that Warren Buffett owns

that he has been buying shares of not just for years,

but actually for decades in some cases.

For example, Warren Buffett has been

buying American Express stock since 1964.

That is when he started buying that stock

meaning he has owned it for over 50 years.

So, maybe that's a little bit extreme here

using that as an example.

But these are three stocks that in my opinion,

I would be comfortable with holding

for the next couple of decades.

And the one other thing I wanna say,

I'm sure this goes without saying, guys.

But obviously, you have to do your own

due diligence when looking at stocks and investments.

I'm not telling you to run out there and buy these stocks.

I'm just saying these are stocks

that I will be comfortable owning

for the rest of my life.

And the other thing I wanna mention as well,

when it comes down to actually buying these stocks,

pretty much all three of these stocks

are trading at or near all time highs right now.

And I don't ever recommend buying stocks at all time highs.

So if you were actually looking to buy these stocks

after doing your own research and due diligence on them,

I would personally say wait until they go on sale

and try not to buy stocks at all time highs.

All right guys, so coming in at number one on my list here

in no particular order is none other than Amazon stock.

Now this is a stock I've been talking about

on my channel here since back in 2017.

I did a video sharing my thoughts and opinions

on Amazon stock and whether I thought

this was a stock to buy at the current prices.

Now at that point in time, Amazon stock

was trading for just $898 per share

and it's honestly crazy to think back to a time

before Amazon stock was trading over $1,000 per share.

Now in that video, I did say that Amazon stock was a buy

and that was right around a point

when I bought my first Amazon shares back then

at a price of around 950 per share

when I initially invested in Amazon.

Now as I'm sure you guys can imagine,

that stock has done exceptionally

well over the last two years.

It is now trading at $1816 per share

which is 102% return since I mentioned it

for the first time on this channel about two years ago.

Now the reason why Amazon is doing so well

right now goes a lot further than just them

having a slight competitive advantage or anything like that.

The reason why Amazon is doing so well

is because of a change in the consumer shopping habits

and we've been seeing this happen

over the last couple of years.

Very simply, people are just not interested

in buying stuff in stores anymore

and they're doing more and more shopping online.

I'm actually recording this on Black Friday

and it's crazy because I was out to the stores earlier today

and I even noticed that there's less people

even on Black Friday that are out doing shopping

because they would rather do their shopping on Cyber Monday

or just rely on the online options to do their shopping.

And so that is why I'm comfortable with having

Amazon on my list of stocks to own for life

or stock you would never sell

because that trend of people looking to do

more shopping online isn't going to change anytime soon.

In fact, it's just going to get bigger and bigger

as that whole stay at home culture becomes more popular.

Now as far as purchasing this stock,

Amazon is one of those stocks out there

that rarely goes on sale.

Often times it's either just kind of

staying in one place at one time

where it's not really moving anywhere

or it's just going up like a rocket.

But there was a sale on Amazon stock recently

if you were paying attention.

And that was back in December of 2018.

Just about one year ago.

So in December of 2018, Amazon stock

fell to 1,307 per share which would have been

an optimal entry point for this stock

if you were looking to pick it up on a dip

as it is now trading at around $1,800 per share.

Now there's a lot to actually love about Amazon too

beyond just the e-commerce business.

A lot of people look at Amazon and they think

this is just a company that delivers packages

and offers e-commerce solutions

but they actually do a lot above and beyond that.

One of the biggest things being cloud

computing through Amazon Web Services

which is kind of a weird business

that most people who don't understand Amazon

have no idea that they're actually involved with.

But Amazon is actually one of the world's largest providers

of cloud computing services out there.

They're also investing billions of dollars

into original video content for Amazon Prime Video

to compete with other streaming services out there

and for those of you who are not familiar, just so you know,

Jack Ryan season number two is officially out.

That is one of my favorite shows.

I've been binge watching that.

But that just goes to show you

the amount of money and the type of quality content

they are looking to provide and willing to provide

for Amazon Video just to compete with Netflix

and the other streaming options out there.

So in my opinion, when you buy Amazon stock,

it's almost like you get this

miniature Netflix built right in.

So if you're bullish on streaming

and you believe that's going to be the way

people are consuming media in the future,

well you get that built right in.

So not only are you getting this massive e-commerce giant,

you're also getting this massive cloud computing company

as well as this streaming company

and a little piece of all of these other businesses

that Amazon is involved with.

Now the one thing you do have to understand

as an Amazon shareholder is that Amazon

is not a company that's focused on profits.

They're not looking to make as much money as possible

or even to be as profitable as possible.

Their number one goal is to grow as fast as possible

and dominate all the markets they're involved with.

So as a result, this is not the most

profitable company out there.

And so if you look at the company

on a fundamental basis and you look

at the price to earnings ratio,

you'll always see this company trading at a high P/E ratio

because they just don't care about profitability right now.

They're looking to grow as fast and as much as possible.

Now if you're comfortable with this business model,

Amazon is the type of stock that could reward you

for years to come as an investor

but a lot of people out there are just solely

interested in investing in very profitable companies

and you're just not going to see that with Amazon.

They don't pay a dividend.

I doubt that they ever will.

They would just prefer to reinvest

those earnings back into their different businesses

and they're looking to operate

in a way that they're growing

as fast as possible in dominating these different markets

as opposed to trying to be as profitable

as possible as a company.

And it's honestly crazy to think

about how far Amazon has come.

From 1994 being just a small online book seller

to being the world's largest e-commerce company.

Investing more money into original video content

than massive companies like HBO for example.

But the most shocking statistic for me

was this one right here that came from eMarketer.

Amazon is expected to capture 50%

of all U.S. online sales in 2019.

The fact that just one company

is capturing a 50%, half of all the online sales,

honestly blows my mind.

And if that's not a reason to be invested in Amazon,

I don't know what the reason is

but if you believe that this trend

of online shopping is going to continue,

there's really no better stock out there

in my opinion to own than the one and only Amazon stock.

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All right guys, so stock number two on my list here

of stocks to own for life is none other than Apple stock.

And I'm sure it comes at no surprise

because this is one of the most talked about

stocks out there in the investing community.

Now the first time I actually mentioned

this stock here on my channel was back in April of 2017

in a video titled, The Best Stocks for Beginners,

and I still see this as a great stock out there

for beginners to invest in.

So back when I mentioned that stock,

it was trading for $142 per share

and now Apple stock trades well over $260 per share

just about two and a half years later

which is an 88% return.

So obviously, Apple has been a great stock to own

and it's been rewarding investors for many, many years.

Now I will say this, Apple stock

is at all time highs right now.

So if you're looking to start out a position in Apple stock,

I would personally not recommend

buying it at all time highs

because it is a stock that does go on sale on occasion.

Now the most recent example of this

was actually pretty recently here in May.

The stock fell to around 175 per share

over trade war affairs with China

involving the potential cost implications on the iPhone.

We saw this stock come back to a price

of 175 per share from about $210.

So for those who are paying attention

looking for an optimal entry point for Apple stock,

that was literally the perfect time to buy.

Obviously guys, hindsight is 2020.

But since May, we've seen this stock

go from about 175 a share to above $260 per share.

So if you're patient, guys.

You can pretty much buy any stock out there on sale.

It's just a matter of being patient

and waiting for the right time to buy.

And I'm not always looking to buy at the perfect point

where I'm getting it as cheap as possible

but what I try to do is I look at the stock.

I see where it usually trades as far as a price range

and if I can get it below that average price range,

then I'm certainly happy.

I'm not look to buy at the exact bottom.

But as a general rule of thumb,

one that I always tend to follow

is that anytime that Apple stock goes on sale,

that is a good time to buy Apple stock

'cause it doesn't happen very often.

Now as far as reasons to own this stock,

well, one of my favorites is the fact

that this isn't just necessarily a growth investment.

It's also an income investment

because this is a dividend payer.

So for people looking for both growth and income potential,

I see no better option out there than Apple.

Currently paying a dividend yield of 1.18%.

So not only are they offering you stellar

growth potential here with the company,

they're also paying you those quarterly dividends

and if you're looking to obviously maximize your returns,

you can simply reinvest those dividends

back into more Apple stock allowing you to earn

more dividends from your dividends

and just accelerate the growth of that,

you know, investment faster and faster.

Now this is actually kind of an interesting transition

period going on right now for Apple stock

because their numebr one revenue driver here, the iPhone,

is actually slowing down right now

in terms of the sales and the revenue.

And that is simply because of

the law of diminishing returns.

The phones that they're producing today and releasing

are honestly brilliant pieces of technology

and even phones that are a couple of years old

are still phenomenal pieces of technology

that still have a lot of use left in them.

So the incentive to actually go out there

and upgrade has become less and less each year

because there's really only so much

they can do with these phones.

Now I'm sure we won't be seeing Apple

with more revolutionary technology

coming out in the future but as it stands right now,

the incentive to upgrade to the iPhone 11

from the iPhone 10 is just not there for most people.

But the good news is despite the fact

that iPhone numbers are stagnant and not really growing,

we're seeing massive growth in a different segment

of Apple being the services side of the business.

So that is going to be where Apple

is putting a lot of their focus on

and that's going to be a massive revenue driver

for this company moving forward.

So for those who are not familiar,

Apple services is anything ranging

from the App Store to Apple Music

or their iCloud subscriptions,

Apple Pay, licensing deals, and more.

And it's basically anything that

people are using and paying Apple for

on a regular recurring basis.

So maybe it's paying whatever it is

99 cents per month for your iCloud subscription

or you're paying a set price per month

for, you know, Apple Music,

or every time you use Apple Pay,

they're earning a small percentage as a transaction fee.

It's all these small amounts of money

but the beauty of the services business

is that it's a recurring revenue model for them.

So with the iPhone, for example,

when you go out there and buy a new physical phone,

yes, they're going to make a lot of money

on that but it's a one time purchase

whereas with these services,

it's a recurring monthly subscription.

So you pay for your iCloud every single month

or you're paying for Apple Music every single month.

That becomes a predictable revenue stream for them.

And beyond that guys, the final reason

I have for owning Apple is just

the strength and value of the brand.

Apple is the world's most recognizable brand out there

and they're known for exceptional quality

and people just absolutely love this brand, myself included.

So Apple is without a doubt on my list of companies

that you could own for the rest of your life

and it's a company I will certainly

be holding onto for a very long time.

All right guys, now third and finally the last stock

on my list here of stocks to own for life is Google stock.

It was a tough decision here between Facebook and Google

but at the end of the day,

if I had to pick between the two,

I would go with Google.

Now the first time I mentioned this stock

on my channel was actually back in May of 2017.

And of the three stocks mentioned in this video,

this is the one that has underperformed

in terms of what the other two have done

because Amazon stock more than doubled,

we saw that Apple stock has almost doubled

since I mentioned it the first time.

As far as Google stock goes,

when I was talking about this stock

and when I initially bought it,

it was trading at around $950 per share

and it now trades at around $1308 per share

which is a 38% return since May of 2017

when I mentioned it here on my channel

and around the time that I had purchased some shares.

Now Google is no longer a stock that I currently own

but it's one that I will definitely be buying in the future

should there be a good buying opportunity.

Now the first thing I wanna mention about Google stock

is just to clear something up for you guys.

A lot of people run into this

when they're doing some research on this stock.

They'll find that there are actually

two different Google stocks out there.

The first one is GOOG

and the second one is GOOGL.

And they trade at slightly different share prices.

Well the reason behind that is because

one of those classes of shares has voting rights

and the other class of share has no voting rights.

So if you're out there shopping around

looking to buy some Google shares,

you're gonna want to make sure

you buy the right class of shares

based on whether or not you want

to have shares with voting rights.

And the reason behind that is because

at one point in time, every Google shareholder

got an additional share of Google

that was a nonvoting share.

And that is how you got the GOOG versus the GOOGL

shares that are currently trading out there.

So GOOG is the class of shares with no voting rights

and then GOOGL is the class of shares

that does have voting rights if you are interested.

The first major sale we saw with Google stock

was back in December of 2018, about one year ago,

and that was around the same time we saw

a sale taking place with Amazon stock as well.

And at that point in time,

Google stock fell below $1,000

per share down to $977 per share.

And honestly guys, it is very rare

to see Amazon or Google stock below $1,000 per share.

I don't think we'll ever see it happen again with Amazon

but if it does happen with Google,

it is most likely a good opportunity to buy some shares.

And then the second time we saw

a sale here was June of this year.

Earlier this year, the stock fell to $1,068 per share.

Now my reason for owning Google stock

aside from the fact that they pay

me a lot of money as a YouTube creator,

is the fact that I am very bullish

on the digital advertising space.

And if you are interested in investing in digital ads,

you know, or this whole industry as a whole,

there's basically just two companies

that control the ad space here.

Number one is Google and number one is Facebook

and as I've said, I've owned both

of these companies in the past.

As far as Google goes here,

obviously they own all of the different services

that people are using every single day

like Google Maps and Gmail.

They have the world's largest search engine.

They also own YouTube and a lot

of different companies out there

and they have so much control

over the digital advertising space.

So according to eMarketer, in 2019,

Google is expected to capture 36.2%

of all money spent on digital ads in the United States

and that statistic alone should just blow your mind.

Over 1/3 of all of the money spent on digital ads

in the United States is going to go to Google in 2019

and that is just unbelievable.

That just one company has that much control

over the digital advertising space.

Now Facebook comes in at number two

and they're expected to capture

19.2% of all of that spent.

So between those two companies,

between Google and Facebook,

they are expected to capture 55.4% of all of the money

spent on digital ads in the United States.

So literally, just two companies

capturing more than half of all of the money.

So if companies are out there

dumping money into digital ad,

the majority of that money is going to be going

into the pockets of Facebook and Google.

And the reason why I like this as a long term investment

is because these ad rates are just going

to get higher as more and more companies

adopt to using these digital ads

and I know a lot of people think

this market is saturated but there are still

so many companies and businesses out there

that are not getting with the trends

that are just now realizing,

"Hey, you know, we gotta get on social media.

"We gotta start running digital ads."

And it honestly just comes down to supply and demand here.

As more people are competing

for the same amount of advertising space,

well the ad rates are just going to get higher

and higher ad rates mean more money and more

profitability for companies like Facebook and Google.

So as we see more and more people

adopting to the digital ads,

we're just gonna see these companies

making more and more money.

And there's obviously guys, a lot of other reasons

to invest in Google stock outside of the digital ads,

that's just my main reason for being bullish

and for having this on my list

of stocks I would own for life.

But honestly guys, you can't deny the fact

that companies like Google and Facebook

just have such a brilliant business model here

where people like me and people like you

create all of the content for social media sites.

Think about Facebook for example.

The reason that people use Facebook

is because of the content that other people are sharing.

I make these YouTube videos.

Google simply puts the ads on the videos

and then we share the money.

So it's this brilliant, you know,

ecosystem they've created here

where other people are creating the content,

they're allowing you to monetize the platform

and then they're making massive amounts of money.

But anyways, guys, that is gonna wrap up this video.

Those are three stocks that I would have

on my list of stocks to own for life.

I would love to hear what you guys think down

in the comments section below.

Do you agree with these picks?

Do you disagree?

Let me know what you guys think.

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