12 High-Yielding And Fairly Priced Dividend Stocks

Sometimes high dividends can be transient as the business may not be able to support it long term. In compiling this list, we have also considered the safety of the dividend and this is indicated by a high dividend coverage ratio. 

These companies have also grown their dividends at a nice clip over the last 5 years which shows their commitment to dividend payments and shareholder returns. 

While nothing is certain, this is a great list to start with and conduct further research in each of these stocks to figure out if they are good investments for your portfolio or not.

Attached you can find a list of stocks that might look attractive now. Each of the resutls pay a dividend over 3 percent yerly and have a low price-to-earnings ratio. Dividends grew by more than 10 percent over the past 5 years and those payments are coverd more than two times.

The value focus on the market moves more to Energy, Commodity and Energy related engineering stocks.

In addition, there are also a few retailing stocks that look cheap. Macy's, Kohls, GameStop, Wal-Mart, BestBuy, Bed Bath & Beyond are a few examples.

They could also be cheap for a reason: Online retailers like Amazon or ebay gaining more and more market share.

However, back to the results. Here are the 12 best results for value investors who look for dividend income.

12 High-Yielding And Fairly Priced Dividend Stocks are...

4 Great Dividend Stocks With Double-Digit Earnings Growth

Long-Term dividend growth investors need to look at the expected earnings growth of a company. The idea is simple: A growing company will also raise dividends if they don't strengthen their dividend policy.

What you also need to do is to observe the current market price of the company. If you pay 20 times of actual sales, you must have a very fast growing and highly profitable busienss to achieve a solid return in the future.

Below, I've compiled 4 stocks with double digit earnings forecasts for the mid-term and solid valuation figures.

These are the results:

Warren Buffett Buys Surprisingly These 8 Dividend Stocks

Warren Buffett is one of the most respected investors on the market at current times.

He created a massive portfolio in his life which is worth around $107 billion. Recently, Warren announced his latest stock buys and sells during the past quarter. 

His moves are watched closely because value and dividend growth investors try to catch a new idea from his thoughts and strategic buys and sells.

During the past quarter, Warren bought eight stocks and reduced seven positions. He did not close a full position or initiated a new.

The biggest acquisition by value was Wells Fargo, followed by Visa. Most of his stock increases had a P/E of less than 15 and pay a dividend.

These are the latest dividend stock buys from Warren Buffett from Q1/2015...

5 Fairly Priced Dividend Stocks With Deep Values

Dividend investors need an attractive purchase price in order to realize a solid return for the future.

The market valuations skyrocket and let it become difficult to find cheaply valuated dividend stocks with deep values that might give you a margin of safety.

While this list cannot contain all dividend value stocks, it contains most of my favorites that I believe carry a good combination of value, yield, and upside.

Below are five picks that might be interesting some of the criteria. Which do you like?

5 Fairly Priced Dividend Stocks With Deep Values are....

5 Highest Dividend Paying With The Cheapest Growth-To-Price Ratio

Are you looking for stocks that grow faster than the market and trading at a lower valuation? 

This sounds like a crazy valuation right? ... but it isn't!

Morgan Stanley has discovered stocks that are trading at a discount to the broader market and also expected to grow at an above-average rate.

Below are five of the highest yielding dividend stocks from the list. Which do you like? Please let me know.

These are the 5 Top dividend paying results:

These 6 Great Dividend Stocks Paying You 5% Or More

Do you remember times when you get 5 percent on your savings? Those were great times but now we receive nothing for putting money into banks but still have a risk.

Dividend stocks rose and yields from the high-quality payer also come down but there are still a few names with solid dividends, cash payments above 5 percent.

When choosing high-dividend stocks over bonds you have a little more volatility to contend with and stock dividends can be cut by a company’s board of directors with no warning and with no legal liability.

Today, I like to show you 6 top dividend stocks with high yields and solid fundamentals. Which do you like?

These are the results...

Maybe The 3 Most Undervalued High-Quality Dividend Stocks

Stock prices go up and down in a very short period of time. A gain of someone is also a loss for a different person or group.

There are times in which investors are greedy and there are times on which they are fearful and sell assets below their fair or intrinsic value.

The stock market is giving opportunistic investors an opportunity to load up on these well-known blue-chip stocks at attractive prices.

There are three high-quality dividend stocks that have seen their share prices fall 10% or more in the last 12 months and are worth buying right now to take advantage of the discount.

 Today I like to show you these top picks which have a bad sentiment but true values to offer. These are my results:

9 Most Undervalued Dividend Stocks On The Market

Most investors look for undervalued stocks. They like to buy below the intrinsic value, wait and sell when the market carries the stock far above core price.

Dividend stocks often fall off the radars of investors looking for total returns but dividend paying stocks greatly outperformed non-dividend paying stocks from the period from 1972 through 2013. 

Sure, Dividend Stocks are not a one-way ticket for success. There are also many companies that have underperformed the market in recent years, remember Avon Products.

Dividend paying stocks have been a better investment than non-dividend paying stocks over the past 40 years. Investing in those stocks is not the only strategy that has a long history of outperformance.

Below are 10 stock ideas for investors who look for undervalued stocks with growth perspectives and dividends.

The most underestimated stock are...

25 Of The Most Attractive Dividend Stocks

These are tough times for investors who look for cheap companies. The Dow and S&P 500 jump from high to high, but this boom is credit-driven; it's the result of the monetary easing policy of the world's major government banks.

The good thing is that we can buy stocks in every market situation, whether the market has a P/E level of 30 or 10. What we need to is to look at solid growth for the single stock and not overpay for the future prospects of an asset.

When I look at the market today, I see that the financial sector, conglomerates and basic material stocks are the cheapest valued ones in terms of forward P/E, but the highest growth is predicted for the Services and Technology sector, both of which have the highest P/E ratios.

Tech stocks have made many people rich, but if you recall the dot.com bubble in 2000, many investors and private dealers lost their money because they believed that their super high-flying stock could change the world.

Facebook, Twitter and Google dominate our world today, but will they do it in 10 or 20 years too? For sure, Microsoft has survived over 40 years. Oracle, IBM and even Apple also developed into dominant players and created a long track record, but technology is a fast changing business. You can make billions in a year, but also lose all your money in the next half-decade.

I own some of the old-school technology stocks too, but I don't like to pay for the uncertain future of a company more than it makes sense in an economic view. I will not pay 500 times sales today because of the company's next revolutionary product if I don’t understand how it works.

I want dividends and a fair chance to make an 8 percent or more return, nothing else. The market has enough opportunities to realize this goal, and it is easy to succeed.

I've found a new screener on Morningstar, but it seems only to work with Canadian and US stocks. Morningstar has a great classification of companies, from financially healthy to growth, so I tested it.

Today, I was looking for fairly valuated growth stocks with a good dividend yield. In addition, 5-year expected earnings growth had to be over 8 percent. The screen delivered 25 results, and my focus is still on consumer stocks, as well as non-cyclical dividend payers.

Below are 5 of my favorite picks. Do you like some of them? Please let me know what you think from the screen.

5 Dividend Stocks With Fresh Billion Share Buyback Programs

Dividend growth is a fantastic value driver for your private wealth. But there are more possibilities to create directly shareholder values. Beside dividends, there is a way to give money back via share repurchase programs.

Recently, I wrote an article about stocks with the most recent billion share buyback programs on the market. Today I would like to expand the list by adding stocks that have announced to spend billions by buying back own shares.

Three names are not included in the list because they don't pay dividends. EBay, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International and Check Point Software Technologies are those stocks.

Dividends And Growth Combined: 5 Top Stock Picks That Could Outperform The Market

Who’s not dreaming about a long-term orientated portfolio that increases in value and pays you each year a higher dividend that beats inflation? I do!

The good think is that it's possible to create such a big income source with small money. I've also created a virtual portfolio with income focus in order show how dividend growth investing can look like.

Back to my daily stock idea that I often publish on this blog. I've created some ideas what stocks delivered good returns in the past and can also possibly outperform the overall market within the next years. It’s a combination of growth and dividends. These are my main criteria:

- Market cap is greater than $100 million.

- Dividend yield is greater than the dividend yield of the industry.

- The payout ratio is less than 100%.

- Past 5 years dividend growth rate is bigger than the dividend growth of the industry.

- Average annual earnings growth estimates for the next 5 years is greater than 10%.

- Past 5 years EPS growth is greater than the average industry value.

Attached are my five favorite picks with more fundamentals. The screen delivered some more results like the luxury brand company Coach, the German industrial conglomerate Siemens or the home improvement stock Leggett & Platt.

Dividend Growth And Value Combined: 4 Top Value Grower To Consider

Value and dividend growth investors are not far away when they invest money and start to find the next acquisition targets. 

Dividend growth investors are more focused on growth and the future income stream than on current assets like cash or other strong balance sheet assets. 

In many cases, growth stocks own a lot of hard values and value stocks give investors a huge opportunity of long-term dividend growth.

Today I will introduce some stocks that combine both, value and growth, in a very good way. 

Below is a detailed view about four value growers with somehow attractive price ratios for long-term investors by comparing the market multiples with the actual environment which is very ambitious.

8 Predictable Dividend Stocks At Multi-Year Price-To-Book Value Lows

Stocks with a predictable business and historical low P/B ratios originally published at long-term-investments.blogspot.com. Today I would like to use my new gurufocus screener to get new stock ideas. I always hunt for value but I don’t want to add up too much risk in my portfolio.

For sure, there is no free lunch at the market and everybody must accept a fluctuating stock price. But in my view, there are different ways to take risk. Some are natural and others are not calculable risks, created by the company or the environment in which the corporate acts.

Let’s come back to my value stock screener. I would like to try out the Low P/B Companies screener by gurufocus and I’m glad to share the top yielding results with you here.

The screener supports only stocks that have grown sales and earnings over the past decade consistently. They are somehow predictable and high-quality stocks. The screener compares the current P/B ratios with the 10-Year average values of the ratio and plots the top 25 companies with the lowest spreads.

Only eight stocks of the top 25 results have a yield over 2 percent and three of them got a buy or better rating.

18 Undervalued Stocks With Good Dividends And A Predictable Business

Cheap and undervalued stocks with good dividend yields and a predictable business originally published at long-term-investments.blogspot.com.

I’ve received access to the gurufocus database recently. They run on their site several automated screener to find great value stocks. 

Today I used the undervalued predictable screener and I will introduce the best yielding results (more than 2 percent dividend yield) here on my site for you. It's definitly a good source if you have no ideas what to buy for the long-run.

Eighteen stocks from the screen yielding over the mentioned level. Two of them got a high-yield and twelve stocks have a buy or better rating.

For more details about the methodic to find cheap predictable stocks, you should read the gurufocus guide about Discount Cash Flow and Discount Earnings to find undervalued stocks. Technology, services and consumer stocks dominate the results.

5 Valuable High Dividend Yield Stocks

The following article was provided by our guest author Richard from Dividend Investor. We publish the article because we think it contains much value for our readers.

High dividend yield stocks are stocks that consistently pay a high dividend yield average of any chosen standard.

How can you choose high dividend yield stocks?

- First you should decide your goal and according to them do research on stocks by stock screener or brokerage web sites.

- Then research the performance of the company like their past few years’ achievements. Analyze the trend of market or market price.

- Next step should be to look into the dividend yield. Dividend yield is dividing the amount of dividend paid by the price. The best dividend yield rate is from 5% to 10%.

- After that set the goal on the number of shares, which we you want to buy. If you have more shares, you get more dividends. Well, the number of shares is dependent on your available funds. However, it is good to diversify the shares you are to investing in – may be two or three companies.

Here I would like to share latest high dividend yield stocks with my opinion:

Arlington asset investment (NYSE:AI): - It is a publicly traded investment firm which acquires and holds mortgage related assets. It’s also acquire residential mortgage securities issued by U.S. government agencies, U.S. government sponsored agencies and private organizations. It has a low trailing P/E ratio of 1.37, the payout ratio is 23.2% and dividend yield is 13.63%.

AT & T Inc. (NYSE:T): - it is a holding company provider of telecommunications services in the U.S. and all over the world. Its serves wireless communications, local exchange services and long-distance services. Generally, it works in four segments: Wireless, Wire line, Advertising Solutions and Other. It has P/E been 29.20, EPS IS 1.21 and dividend yield is 5.08%.

3M Company (NYSE:MMM): - It is a diversified global company that provides products in different sectors like electronics, health care, industrial, consumer, office, telecommunications, safety & security and other markets via coatings, sealants, adhesives, and other chemical additives. This is showing improvement in four major geographical areas: U.S., Asia-Pacific, and Latin America/Canada. In 2013 it will prove beneficial in U.S., China and Japan. This is a good company with a better future. It has forward P/E ratio is 13.52, PEG ratio is 1.51, P/S is 2.31, P/B is 3.83, payout ratio 35% and annual dividend yield is 3% to 4%.

HCP Inc. (NYSE:HCP): - It is a fully integrated real estate investment trust (REIT) serving the healthcare industry. It is the first health care company which is selected in S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index. Continuously for 28 years its increase their dividends. It has P/E ratio is 25.73, P/B is 2.059 and dividend yield range is 4 to 5%.

BCE, Inc. (NYSE:BCE): - It provides wireless, wire line, internet and television services to residential, wholesale business in Canada. It has P/E ratio is 12.89, the payout ratio is 67% and dividend yield is 5.17%.

Besides these there are many companies which have good dividend yield such as Altria Group Inc. (MO) dividend yield is 4.98%, Pembina Pipeline Corporation dividend yield is 5.56%, Permian Basin Royalty Trust dividend yield is 4.20%, Baytex Energy dividend yield is 6%. Currently the S&P dividend payout ratio is 37% with long term average of 50%.

In conclusion, investors should carefully assess the high-yielding monthly distributions or dividends when they choose stocks. The security has cash distributions or dividends that are significantly affected by fluctuations in the prices of commodities, which suggest that there is an elevated risk inherent in investing in these securities.

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Mattel (NASD:MAT) | New Stock Holding Of The Dividend Yield Passive Income Portfolio

Last Friday I put Mattel shares into the dividend yield passive income portfolio (DYPI). I bought 40 shares of the toymaker who generates 67.72 percent of net sales in Americans countries.

Mattel has a market capitalization of 12.50 billion and is the dominating and leading company within the toys and games industry. Mattel designs, manufactures, and markets various toy products. Its products comprise fashion dolls and accessories, vehicles and play sets, and games and puzzles.

The current P/E ratio of the company is 15.12 and the expected price to earnings ratio amounts to 13.11. The dividend yield has a value of 3.4%. This met my criteria of yield and fair price. The company is also growing. Earnings are expected to grow by 17.42% this year, 9.88% next year and finally 9.05% for the next five years.

Mattel is the little bit higher valuated than rival Hasbro but Mattel has lower debt ratios than the second biggest industry player Hasbro. So I think both valuations are not far away.

The 40 shares will give us an additional dividend income of 50 bucks per year. The full stake costs $1,458 which represents now around 1.5 percent of the full DYPI-Portfolio.

The current portfolio yield is 3.52 percent. As of now I invested $20,440 into stocks within the recent four month or so. The average yield of the portfolio is at 3.59%.

Since I funded the portfolio virtually with 100,000, the whole net worth is up 1.83% since October 2012. This is an underperformance against the broad market but as I told earlier, it could happen because I buy slowly stocks and if the market goes sharply up I will loose performance.

I don’t care about current market sentiments. In situations of highly valuated markets my strategy could fail in the short-run. Not enough, I make stock picking in order to avoid expensive stock buys.

I try to put every Friday one company into the DYPI-Portfolio. As of now I have around $80,300 of free cash for additional stock acquisitions. I plan to close the DYPI-Portfolio by the end of the year 2013 with around 50-70 stock holdings. The estimated dividend income should be around $3,000 – $4,000. This should be realistic in my opinion.

The strategy is not to make fast money or to get quick rich. If you like to make fast money by stock trading you should read other blogs, maybe something about options, derivatives or penny stocks.

Trading of dividend stocks will not make you soon rich - I have not even reached. But I found out that it is possible to realize a double-digit return over a long period of time. Over the recent 10 years I have achieved this performance for my own real trading accounts. Read more in my about page.

A 8% return would double your net worth in around 10 years. 3% or more could be generated by dividends alone. That's called the dividend yield ratio. 

My real accounts have a current yield of around 3%. That’s not high but I have real problems to find high-quality stocks that are fairly priced. If you know some, please let me know. I ever look for great investment opportunities and share my ideas with all my readers on the internet.

Not Enough, I have yields on cost of 5%-7%. When I bought the stocks they paid only 3% in dividends but my target investments increased the dividends payments very soon over the upcoming years and now I have a yearly return which is twice as high the amount when I bought the stock.

Do you own Mattel shares? What do you think about the company? Would you buy them now? Please let me know and leave a comment in the box below.

Sym	Name	P/E Ratio	Dividend Yield		Buy	# Shrs	Income	Value
TRI	Thomson Reuters C	N/A	4.37		28.90	50	$64.00	$1,471.00
LMT	Lockheed Martin C	10.74	4.44		92.72	20	$83.00	$1,878.00
INTC	Intel Corporation	9.3	4.08		21.27	50	$43.50	$1,058.00
MCD	McDonald's Corpor	17.07	3.17		87.33	15	$43.05	$1,347.73
WU	Western Union Com	6.7	3.14		11.95	100	$42.50	$1,402.00
PM	Philip Morris Int	17.17	3.82		85.42	20	$65.58	$1,730.40
JNJ	Johnson & Johnson	23.17	3.39		69.19	20	$48.00	$1,431.00
MO	Altria Group Inc	16.97	5.22		33.48	40	$68.00	$1,301.60
SYY	Sysco Corporation	16.89	3.43		31.65	40	$43.60	$1,274.00
DRI	Darden Restaurant	12.81	3.19		46.66	30	$42.90	$1,393.80
CA	CA Inc.	11.49	4.42		21.86	50	$50.00	$1,152.50
PG	Procter & Gamble	19.21	3.21		68.72	25	$55.28	$1,727.25
KRFT	Kraft Foods Group	13.91	1.1		44.41	40	$20.00	$1,814.80
MAT	Mattel Inc.	15.23	3.38		36.45	40	$49.60	$1,458.00
							$719.01	$20,440.08
							Average Yield	3.52%
							Yield On Cost	3.59%