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4/07/2011
Best Yielding Stocks From European Bailout Candidate Countries
Here is a current sheet of the best yielding ADR (American Depositary Receipt) stocks from the bailout candidates and bailout countries in Europe. Yesterday, Portugal found shelter under the ERFS (European Financial Stability Fund). Before, Ireland and Greece were bailed out by the European community. Next candidates could be Spain and Italy.
The average P/E ratio of the best yielding bail out countries stocks is 14.27 while the average dividend yield amounts to 4.70 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.3 and price to sales ratio 1.99.
Here is the table of the best yielding stocks from the bailout countries with some fundamentals:
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ENI, TI, LUX, STD, TEF, BBVA, PT, FLY, CRH, XL, CBE, CAN, COV, IR, SBLK, CPLP, NMM, PRGN, SB, CRME, TNP, ESEA, NM, CCH
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The average P/E ratio of the best yielding bail out countries stocks is 14.27 while the average dividend yield amounts to 4.70 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.3 and price to sales ratio 1.99.
Here is the table of the best yielding stocks from the bailout countries with some fundamentals:
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Related stock ticker symbols:
ENI, TI, LUX, STD, TEF, BBVA, PT, FLY, CRH, XL, CBE, CAN, COV, IR, SBLK, CPLP, NMM, PRGN, SB, CRME, TNP, ESEA, NM, CCH
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