These are the BEST Value Stocks To Buy And Hold! 💰

[Image](www.elitetrade.club) Dear Trader, Welcome to our brand-new Sunday Brief! Here are the stocks we're watching this week. The Best Value Stocks For Long-Term Value stocks tend to weather economic conditions well and outshine growth companies in terms of gradual gains. We've rounded up some of of the top value stocks you can pick up right now on the broader market. Sponsored Biden fires warning shot for retirement accounts... Biden's not holding back... He's warned you that he plans to raise: Income taxes, death taxes, capital gains taxes & corporate taxes. Some or all of which WILL affect you or your family in one way or another... But it's not too late... yet. Thousands of Americans are getting their [FREE IRS LOOPHOLE KIT]( to discover the secret to protecting your retirement savings from Biden, and inflation... [CLICK HERE to request a FREE Copy of the Guide To IRS Loopholes For Your IRA/401(k)]( [Image](?awt_a=q9dU&awt_l=9uwww&awt_m=i.IekFwWtNtOLdU) The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE: PG) Procter & Gamble has been in the business of creating consumer products for the last 180 years. The company owns and operates 65 unique brands spanning the globe and has never shied away from a forward-thinking mentality. A strong reputation and success with several of these brands have helped keep revenue moving in the right direction over the last few years. Proctor & Gamble gives some of this income back to shareholders in the form of a dividend yield, which it has increased faithfully for the last 66 years. Looking ahead, Proctor & Gamble continues to be a staple in commerce, providing products people need to buy no matter what economic conditions are. This fact and a massive market cap to keep volatility down put P&G firmly in the value stock spotlight. Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK-B) Berkshire Hathaway is a holding company with a presence in many sectors. It wholly owns the likes of Kraft Heinz, Fruit of the Loom, Dairy Queen, the Pampered Chef, and other popular brands. Not stopping there, Berkshire also has subsidiaries in insurance, energy, transportation, automotive, and other areas. Shares are split between the mostly unaffordable BRK-A stock and a more reasonable BRK-B, regarded even by CEO Warren Buffett as a value stock. Like other value stocks, Berkshire Hathaway Class B continues to see revenue growth thanks to the practicality of many of its product lines. The company is in many ways protected from the effects of inflation and has many subsidiaries expected to have solid growth in the coming years. With Buffet at the helm, Berkshire Hathaway continues to operate under the business model that's outpaced the S&P 500 over the last half-century. Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) Target is best known as a general merchandise retailer with a presence in all 50 states. The company's 1,938 locations sell most things under the sun consumers need for daily life. It has a surprising following of in-house brands that keep people coming back for more. Despite economic downturn, Target brings in over $25 billion each quarter, consistently improving year over year. Online sales growth remains a strong point well after the worst of the pandemic appears to be behind us. Currently listed as fair value, Target's P/E ratio remains lower than its competition. Keeping the same business plan that helped it gobble market share from others during the last few years, Target looks like a solid choice for long-term value. QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) Qualcomm specializes in wireless technology, using digital transformation to create a more connected future. It leads the way on 5G and AI innovations driving the smartphones, gaming devices, and cameras we already use today. Already reaching billions of people, Qualcomm also sees its tech used to build smarter cities, intelligent vehicles, and used in logistical interfaces. Staying fixated on the now while paving the day for the future have brought stellar financials across the board over the past year. The stock currently trades well below its all-time high, but earnings reveal this direction could be turning around shortly. If the company continues to garner great results, there's no telling where Qualcomm could end up down the line. Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) Exxon Mobil is a major player in the energy sector and one of the largest publicly traded companies in the world. While most known for its Exxon, Mobil, and Esso brands, the enterprise also has a huge market in the chemical space. Things have been looking up for the oil and gas corporation since late 2020, and stock prices continue to rise. At the time of writing, its stock sits 62% higher than last year. Increases are backed up by strong financial numbers, and disruptions in Russian oil flow allow Exxon Mobil to further benefit from higher-than-average prices. Price targets remain higher than where the company's stock price currently lands, leaving plenty of room for growth. While enjoying the slow ride up, Exxon Mobil pays dividends of around 3.50%. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) The minds behind NVIDIA foresaw the need for graphics chips way back in 1993 before computers were mainstream in consumer homes. From the first graphics cards to company of the year and crucial partnerships today, NVIDIA continues to make a name for itself in the tech sector. NVIDIA has proven time and again to be a leader across several industries, investing time and energy in more than just computers. It collaborates with organizations like AstraZeneca to reduce drug development time and is working on a supercomputer to predict climate change decades from now. Share prices have recoiled some in 2022 as a result of unrealistic valuations at the beginning of the year. Now that prices seem more fair, NVIDIA is in a good position to start walking up the share price ladder for the foreseeable future. Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) Verizon is a voice, data, and video provider with one of the most prominent wireless networks in the United States. With rising threats of cyberattack and constant challenges from its rivals, Verizon has been forced to maintain a focus on new technology and the future. The company is partly looked upon as a value stock because of its healthy 7% dividend yield keeping up with gradual increases for nearly the last 40 years. Verizon boosted the dividend slightly just last month despite a tumbling share price. Shares rest at their lowest point in the last year, possibly due to a lackluster 5G rollout. The price-to-earnings ratio seems to indicate undervaluation, and price targets go as high as $60 per share. Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) Intel Corporation was a pioneer in Silicon Valley and now has over 50 years invested in the semiconductor space. The company looks to be the most significant part of our growing digital world through the goal of reaching 1 trillion semiconductors on a package by 2030. Supply chain issues have left their mark on Intel alongside losing market space to more aggressive rivals. Misses in summer financials added to concerns, pulling share prices down further. Investors believe there's still a lot of life left in Intel's bones. Several factors point to the stock being significantly undervalued, assuming Intel can turn earnings around. Intel's self-driving platform Mobileye help curb doubts about the company's direction and a 5.8% dividend yield soften the blow while waiting for shares to get there. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) JPMorgan Chase is one of the oldest financial institutions in the United States, with roots dating back over 200 years. In that time, the company has reached over 100 global markets and is responsible for over $2.6 trillion in client assets under management. Trading for a premium in the past, fears over a slowdown caused the stock to drop 37% just this year. The decrease brought JPMorgan Chase's p/e ratio to a low 8, indicating current valuations are much lower than a $130 target. Being such a behemoth, it's hard to imagine JPMorgan Chase ever folding under the pressure of adversity or an economic downturn. Even if earnings or current stock price decrease, long-term potential makes it a viable value pick. A 3.92% dividend yield will help offset any losses until JPMorgan Chase finds its footing again. That’s it for our Sunday Brief! Don't forget to reply to this email with your feedback. We’ll see you again before the open on Monday. Thanks for being an Elite Trade Club member! Best Regards, Elite Trade Club P.S... Want alerts delivered straight to your cell every morning for free?* [Click Here Now]( to get Elite watchlists sent directly to your phone *Standard message/carrier rates may apply. Legal Stuff: Stocks featured in this newsletter are for entertainment purposes only. You should not base any investment decisions on information contained in my newsletter. Stocks featured in this newsletter may be owned by owners/operators of this website which could impact our ability to remain unbiased. Please consult a financial advisor before making any trading decisions. I may earn a small commission from links placed inside of these emails. 1969 S. 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