The P/E ratio is a strong indicator of whether a stock is a good value, and the lower the better. For this reason, many of the stocks with the lowest P/E ratios are broadly held by the investors.
However, a low P/E ratio requires further investigation, as the company could be in terminal decline, belong to an industry with endemic problems, or have other unfavorable valuations that make it unattractive as an investment.
Below are 5 of the cheapest stocks that were bought by investment guru's within the recent quarter. Four of the results pay a dividend. It's only a first step for further research but in my view, there are some interesting stocks on the list.
These are the results:
5 Undervalued Dividend Stocks By Graham and Buffett
Defensive Investors are defined as investors who are not able or willing to do substantial research into individual investments, and therefore need to select only the companies that present the least amount of risk.
When we look for undervalued companies, we often use metrics from Warren Buffett or his teacher Benjamin Graham. Both were great investors and their work was inspirational for millions of small pocket investors like me or you.
Below are five stock picks that met the criteria from the old investment gurus.
Here are the results....
When we look for undervalued companies, we often use metrics from Warren Buffett or his teacher Benjamin Graham. Both were great investors and their work was inspirational for millions of small pocket investors like me or you.
Below are five stock picks that met the criteria from the old investment gurus.
Here are the results....
The 6 Best Dividend Paying Oil Stocks
If you're an income investor, you
most likely will be looking for high-dividend stocks. Those high yields can be
found within the energy sector, especially in the oil rector. Some Telecom, REITs and MLPs also pay good
dividends.
Dividend investing
also requires patience. And the reason for that is fairly simple: Most
high-quality dividend payers are very stable and mature companies whose stocks
are almost always trading at fair valuations with little-to-no prospect of
becoming undervalued. In other words, these are generally boring stocks to
own.
When it comes to
investing in dividend-paying oil stocks, here's what I'd be looking for:
- Acceptable
Debt-To-Equity Ratios
- Strong
Fundamentals
- High Dividends
- Low Payouts
- Cheap Valuation
- Competitive
Advantage
Attached is a list
of the best dividend paying oil stocks that might fulfill the most of the above mentioned
criteria. Which do you like or do you know some oil stocks that might be
better? Please let me know.
The top results are....
My Yield-Growth Screening Results June 2015 - (RTN, ADM, TRV)
The Yield/Growth stock Report for June 2015 is out. I've compiled the 20 cheapest high yielding dividend growers in a Factbook. You find there also the 20 fastest growing stocks with cheap forward P/E.
The idea is simple. I look for stocks with the most reliable dividend growth on the market. Those stocks have risen dividends over 10 consecutive years.
My favorites on the list are Travellers, ACE Limited, IBM and Qualcomm for yield. Top Picks from the fastest growing list are T. Rowe Price, AmTrust Financial Services, Archer-Daniels Midland and finally Raytheon. Which do you like?
The compilation includes the 20 top yielding stocks with a forward P/E of less than 15 and a dividend growth history of more than 10 years.
The idea is simple. I look for stocks with the most reliable dividend growth on the market. Those stocks have risen dividends over 10 consecutive years.
My favorites on the list are Travellers, ACE Limited, IBM and Qualcomm for yield. Top Picks from the fastest growing list are T. Rowe Price, AmTrust Financial Services, Archer-Daniels Midland and finally Raytheon. Which do you like?
The compilation includes the 20 top yielding stocks with a forward P/E of less than 15 and a dividend growth history of more than 10 years.
In addition, the factbook includes a list of the 20 fastest growing stocks with a cheap forward price-to-earnings ratio.
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13 Stocks With Dividend Growth In The Past Week
13 companies raised their dividends
during the recent week. Dividend is so important for investors who like to grow
their investments.
Below is a full
list of all stocks that have raised their dividend payments within the past
week. Five of the firms have a current yield of more than 3 percent.
Kroger, DTE
Energy, Matson, Disney and Worthington Industries were the biggest stocks, all
with a market capitalization above the one billion Mark.
Disney is for me
the most impressive stocks. It has grown more to a merchandise company and licensing
business than to an entertainment company, which is in general good.
I've missed the
chance to buy the stock. I still believe that the current prices are too high
but they truly reflect the strong growth which did not disappoint. Maybe I get
some shares within the next market correction.
These are the
latest dividend growers, sorted by yield....
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