2 Undervalued Business Development Companies Paying High Dividends
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Looking for undervalued high dividend stocks
3 Undervalued Tech Dividend Stocks With High Options Yields
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Are there any undervalued high dividend stocks in the Tech sector? Since this sector has lagged the market in 2011, rising less than 5% thus far, we thought that there might be some overlooked dividend paying stocks that offer some growth potential also. The Standard & Poors data below also suggests that the Tech sector may have good growth prospects this year, with an overall PEG of just .74.
Although Tech stocks don’t generally pay high dividends, and many don’t pay any dividend at all, we did find 3 Tech dividend stocks that appear to be undervalued. We’ve added these 3 stocks to the Tech section of our High Dividend Stocks by Sector tables:
Comtech Telecommunications, (CMTL): Comtech designs, develops, produces and markets products, systems and services for advanced communications solutions in 3 areas: Telecom transmissions, Mobile data communications, and RF microwave amplifiers. Their product lines include: satellite earth station
2 Undervalued, High Dividend Yielding Financial Stocks
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With the Financials sector trailing all others year-to-date, we went bottom feeding, looking for attractively priced dividend paying stocks in this unloved sector.
Sector Performance YTD shows the Financial sector up less than 2%. Click to enlarge:
(Source: Standard & Poors)
However, the 2011 outlook for stocks by sector tells a different story:
(Data Source: Standard & Poors)
Although S&P analysts favor the Basic Materials and Energy sectors, giving them the highest 2011 growth estimates of any sector, they also estimate that the Financials sector will achieve nearly 20% growth in 2011, which tops the Tech sector’s 18.5% growth estimate, and the overall S&P 500 average growth estimate of 16%.
We found 2 dividend stocks in the Assets Management sub-industry that might be bargains, both of which are listed in our High Dividend Stocks By Sector Tables. Note: There is a big disparity in market cap between these 2 firms,
3 Undervalued Energy Dividend Stocks With High Options Yields
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As we mentioned in last week’s article on undervalued Financial stocks, Standard & Poor’s recently published a table with projected 2011 Earnings by Industry Sector:
This week, we’ll focus on 3 Energy dividend paying stocks with low PEG ratios, attractive mgt. metrics, and low debt, with options available. Although none of these firms are high dividend stocks, you can still achieve double-digit annualized returns on them, and lower your risk, via selling Covered Calls or Cash Secured Puts.
These 3 dividend stocks are CNOOC (CEO), Marathon Oil (MRO) and China Petroleum & Chemical (SNP):
(Company Profiles are listed at the bottom of this article.)
Here are sector comps for these 3 firms (click to enlarge):
All 3 firms look good when compared to broad sector avgs., excepting Profit Margin and and Dividend Payout ratio. Clearly, CEO stands out above the other 2 firms, for mgt. metrics and profitability. This stems
Undervalued Financials: 3 High Dividend Stocks With Low 2011 PEG Ratios
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Since the crash, many investors have shunned financial stocks, having been badly burned during the market meltdown. However, Standard & Poor’s recently published a projected 2011 EPS growth-by-sector table that puts the Financial sector near the top for expected growth in 2011:
There are currently some financial dividend paying stocks that are undervalued, when analysed by their 2011 PEG values. In addition, they each offer a hefty dividend yield. This week, we screened for Financial stocks with attractive ROE, high dividend yields, strong profit margins, and low 2011 PEG ratios. We came up with 3 financial dividend stocks, 2 REIT’s and a Diversified Investments firm, which we’ve added to the Financials section of our High Dividend Stocks by Sector Tables:
Resource Capital Corp REIT., (RSO), NY Mortgage Trust REIT, (NYMT), and Main St. Capital, (MAIN). Click to enlarge:
Although it has the lowest dividend yield, MAIN looks to have the
Two Undervalued Apparel Dividend Stocks With High Options Yields
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If you’re looking for the crossroads between dividend paying stocks and undervalued earnings growth, one corner of the market to check out is the Consumer Goods sector, more specifically, the apparel stores sub-industry. Although you won’t find high dividend stocks in this group, you will find some dividend stocks with good sales and EPS growth in 2011, and further into the future, that should benefit from the continuing recovery. This week we screened this sub-industry for dividend paying stocks with low PEG values, strong ROE and profit margin, plus high options yields.
We came up with two firms: Limited Brands (LTD), which owns Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works and many other brands; and Guess (GES), the owner of the Guess? and Guess Jeans brands, and others as well. (More info at the bottom of this article).
Apple: Undervalued, Strong Growth and 11%-Plus Options Yields
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Although Apple (AAPL), pays no dividend, and is outside our normal realm of high dividend stocks, one can’t help but be impressed by the stellar numbers they’ve put up during the past 4 fiscal quarters. At a time when many consumer goods firms were struggling, AAPL blew away its year-ago earnings and sales every quarter:
(Click to enlarge)
Here are some of the metrics associated with this success:
All of this begs the question – if Apple is up 60% for the past 12 months, is it still undervalued? Here’s a look at its current growth valuation metrics:
Deep Drilling for Dividend Stocks: Is SeaDrill Still Undervalued?
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New week, same dilemma – finding undervalued dividend stocks in this latest rally. This rally has seen the prices of many dividend paying stocks run up quite a bit.
Is a stock still undervalued when it’s risen over 41% year to date, like SeaDrill (SDRL)? When you look at a stock’s PEG ratio, (P/E divided by EPS Growth), the only thing that can counteract a rising "P" (Price), is strong EPS growth.
2 Undervalued Basic Materials Dividend Stocks
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Is it still possible to find undervalued dividend paying stocks after this fall’s rally? Since the Basic Materials sector has been the leading sector during the past 3 months, having risen 16%, you’d think that there wouldn’t be any undervalued dividend stocks there, but we’ve found 2 that may fit the bill, even though they’ve both had good gains this past quarter:
Southern Copper (SCCO): As you may know, copper has been on a royal tear in 2010, up 28%, but many analysts feel that it has a long way to go in 2011. Forbes reports that:
An Undervalued Micro-Cap Dividend Stock With a 9% Dividend Yield
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When government currency printing presses go into full swing worldwide, many investors typically look to diversify their assets via collectibles such as coins, stamps, and memorabilia. Another historically proven trend is that micro-cap stocks tend to do well in post-recession eras. One way to play both of these trends is to buy one of the strongest micro-cap dividend-paying stocks available, Collectors Universe (CLCT).
With its approximately 9% dividend yield, CLCT sits atop our High Dividend Stocks by Sector Tables in the Consumer Discretionary sector of our site.
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