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🟩 Large Cap Stocks

Established giants with proven performance and resilience—ideal for long-term wealth building with stability.

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Company
P/E Ratio (TTM)
ROE (%)
Free Cash Flow (TTM)
Overall Rating
My Thoughts
Apple (AAPL)
~32 × (thestreet.com)
~150 % 
~$109 B 
9/10
Massive cash flow and high profitability justify its premium—strong long-term staple.
Microsoft (MSFT)
~32–34 × (similar to Apple)
~40–45 % (ROE historically)
~$73 B 
9/10
Dominant in cloud/AI. Consistent cash generation makes it a top pick.
Alphabet (GOOGL)
~19 × 
~20–25 % (solid ROE)
~$56 B 
8/10
Undervalued relative to peers, with strong core business and buybacks.
Amazon (AMZN)
60+ × 
~25–30 %
~N/A (high reinvestment, improving cash flow)
8/10
Reinvests heavily, but AWS and e‑commerce growth are compelling long-term.
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B)
~20 ×
~10–12 %
~$20–25 B (est.)
8/10
Diversified, Buffett-led, conservative structure—steady wealth builder.
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
~18–20 ×
~25–30 %
~$15 B (est.)
8/10
Reliable dividend, stable pipelines—great defensive healthcare pick.
JPMorgan Chase (JPM)
~10–12 ×
~12–15 %
~$30 B+ (banking)
7/10
Leading bank with strong cash flow but sensitive to interest cycles.
ExxonMobil (XOM)
~8–10 × 
~15–20 % (cyclical)
$20–30 B 
7/10
Value pick with high dividend—energy volatility is the main risk.
Chevron (CVX)
~8 × 
~15–20 % (cyclical)
~$17 B 
7/10
Strong dividends and cash flow—solid value energy stock.
Coca‑Cola (KO)
~24–26 ×
~40–45 %
~$10–12 B (steady)
7/10
Excellent dividend, iconic brands—lower growth but safe and reliable.
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