Warren Buffett's dividend secret: He earns over four billion dollars a year with just six stocks.

Warren Buffett's dividend secret: He earns over four billion dollars a year with just six stocks.

According to a report by www.boerse-online.de, legendary investor Warren Buffett is expected to rake in over $4 billion in dividends next year thanks to six stocks in his portfolio.

Buffett is known for betting on the right stocks at the right time to achieve high profits. But a significant portion of his wealth also comes from dividends. His portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway consists of strong dividend payers, with six stocks alone expected to bring in over $4 billion.

The six stocks from which Buffett earns dividend wealth are Apple, Bank of America, American Express, Coca-Cola, Chevron and Kraft Heinz. With the current status of the companies' dividends, he could be expected to earn over $4.16 billion. A significant portion of that comes from his favorite stock alone, Apple, which pays a quarterly dividend of $0.24, which equates to over $878 million per year based on the over 915 million Apple shares that Warren Buffett holds.

The impact on the market and industry is significant as Buffett's investments are often considered strong indicators for investors. The choice of these six dividend stocks and Buffett's success with them could increase interest in these companies and positively influence the share price. Additionally, Buffett's focus on dividends demonstrates the long-term stability and profitable nature of these stocks, which could lead other investors to pursue similar strategies.

It remains to be seen how Buffett's decisions will impact the market and whether other investors will follow his lead. The stability and solid returns that dividend stocks offer could become the focus of many investors in the future.