Cheap Dividend Stocks
Powell’s “Press Conference From Hell” Has Made These 10% Dividends Cheap
Jerome Powell’s latest trip before the microphone has opened up a surprising opportunity for us dividend investors. I have three funds for you that are deeply discounted in the wake of the Fed chair’s press conference last week, following the release of the latest rate decision. Buying this trio now also sets you up for […]
This CHEAP Dividend Growth Stock Is Firing On All Cylinders!
Want to invest in a world-class business that is firing on all cylinders? Interested in a market-beating dividend that recently got increased by nearly 50%? Looking for undervaluation on a high-quality dividend growth stock after it’s dropped by 25%? Then you have to check out today’s video. For more on a cheap dividend growth stock […]
Dirt-Cheap Dividends: 5 Payouts Yielding 4%-11%
Thanks to the market’s selloff, we finally have some dividend deals out there. In a moment, I’ll highlight a five-pack of sweet-paying dividend stocks (as in, 4.0% to 11.3% yields) that are cheap cash cows. It’s important that we focus on value, cash flow and yield as we cherry pick the bargain bin. More pain is likely […]
These 7%-12% Dividends Are In The Bargain Bin
Mid-cap dividend stocks are the best bargain on the board right now. I love them because lame income investors don’t consider them. They fixate on: Meanwhile many great under-the-radar mid-cap stocks sit between $2 billion and $10 billion in market capitalization. They sit in a “sweet spot” that accommodates dividend safety and growth. Which is why they […]
Dividend Aristocrats On Sale
After all these years, I’m still infatuated. And I still can’t figure out why back in 1963, only 21,513 Corvette Sting Rays came off the line. Devoted Corvette guys don’t always gush about the ’63 the way I figure they might, but that’s their call, and they’re probably thinking more about mechanics than styling. But […]
Vanished: $50 Billion
Cheap Oil & Gas Dividend Stocks Gone. $50 billion has vanished. It’s been wiped off the books of oil companies because crude oil prices have taken a 29% plunge over the past five months. And you guessed it. That’s $50 billion less for oil companies to tap into to pay dividends. What does this mean? […]
