Is This Dividend Growth Stock a Buy Now? Mega Broadcom Acquisition!

Описание: ⚠️ Check out all FUW links here: https://linktr.ee/FiredUpWealth Broadcom is acquiring cloud services provider VMware for a whopping $61 billion. Is this dividend growth stock a buy now? Is Broadcom stock a buy now? Broadcom buying VMware. Is this a good acquisition? Will AVGO cut its dividend? In this video I break down the Broadcom acquisition of VMware. I breakdown everything you need to know regarding the Broadcom AVGO stock and VMware VMW stock deal. The Broadcom VMware deal, if approved, it would be one of the largest technology acquisitions of all time. In this video, I break down the details of the acquisition, I explain each business and possible synergies, and I share my thoughts on the stock price and if I think AVGO is a buy now.

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