Growth Stocks With Dividend Payments At Fresh 52-Week Highs Or All-Time Highs

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Ticker	Company	P/E	Fwd P/E	P/S	P/B	Dividend
TRGP	Targa Resources Corp.	-	102.22	1.32	2.03	6.37%
VALE	Vale S.A.	19.12	9.34	2.73	2.05	3.52%
HCI	HCI Group, Inc.	-	10.14	1.82	1.86	3.34%
ADP	Automatic Data Processing, Inc.	41.5	25.66	4.99	19.21	1.82%
DHT	DHT Holdings, Inc.	-	195.6	2.17	0.8	1.64%
MSFT	Microsoft Corporation	29.56	23.38	7.95	10.69	1.46%
DIS	The Walt Disney Company	17.45	15.93	3.06	3.81	1.43%
UNH	UnitedHealth Group Incorporated	25.06	18.8	1.22	5.39	1.33%
AAPL	Apple Inc.	19.89	16.74	4.39	9.74	1.27%
INTU	Intuit Inc.	47.57	31.19	9.92	24.74	0.83%
TMO	Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.	38.55	20.25	4.32	3.78	0.27%

Dividend Growth Stocks Of The Week

Russell 2000 Dogs With Hard Safe Yields

Dividend investors face a constant battle of choosing between dividend yield and sustainability.

Generally speaking, low yields are often sustainable but may be undesirable for investors looking to pad their portfolio with dividend income or reinvestment opportunities.

On the other end of the spectrum, high yields (let's say 5% and higher) are extremely attractive for income-seeking investors, but they're also often far more dangerous than lower yields due to a possible lack of sustainability.

Remember that dividend yields are a function of payout divided by share price, and if a stock's share price has been tumbling, its yield will rise. Thus, dividend investors have to be diligent to ensure that a yield isn't inflated solely because a company's business model is in trouble.

Attached you will find a list of stocks from the Russell 2000 with high yields. Most of them have free cashflow yield exceeding the dividend yield.

Here are the results...

20 Great Dividend Stocks With Yields Between 10.20% and 20.63%

Any income investor is aware that with interest rates being so low for so long, market prices for bonds and dividend stocks are likely to fall as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.

But even after the Fed changes direction and begins raising the federal funds rate above the range of zero to 0.25%, where it has been locked since late 2008, rates are likely to remain quite low for a long time.

So the market prices of income-producing securities may not fall as much as many investors fear, or maybe they’ll stage a recovery after the hysteria of the Fed’s likely near-term policy change wears off.

High-growth momentum stocks are nice, but many investors these days are more interested in stability and dependable dividends. 

If you’re an income-oriented investor, the attached list of high yielding dividend stocks is ideal for further research. Each of the stocks has a double-digit dividend yield with positive ROA and positive 5 year earnings growth forecasts.

Some of these stocks may be boring, some of the yields may not be thrilling and some may not have impressive earnings growth in their future. 

But all of the 20 dividend stocks are worth a deeper look when it comes to preserving capital and making regular dividend payments. Check out the list below and sort by company, yield or dividend history.

Here is the list...

The Highest Yielding Industrial Dogs

The Highest Yielding Industrial Dogs; Source: Seeking Alpha

Global Dividend Dogs For May 2016

Please find attached the current list of the Dividends Dogs for May 2016. The list contain 50 stocks with yields between 4.78% and 19.33%.

What is a dividend dog? 

 The "dog" moniker is earned in three steps: 

(1) any stock paying a reliable, repeating dividend 

(2) whose price has fallen to a point where its yield (dividend/price) 

(3) has grown higher than its peers (here in the Global collection) is tagged as a dividend dog. 

Global Dividend Dogs For May 2016, Source: Seeking Alpha

20 Stocks With Over 10% Dividend Yield And Positive Return On Assets

For those investors who love very high yields, I've created a screen of the highest yielding dividend stocks with cheap P/E'S and profitable positive earnings growth for the future.

These are my criteria in detail:

- Forward P/E under 15
- Dividend Yield Over 10%
- 5 Future EPS Growth Positive
- Positive ROA
- Debt to Equity Under 1

Attached you will find the 20 top yielding results.

Shipping stocks are still dominating the list. They are very small and suffer from a weakness in China - Shipping rates are very low and hit recently All-Time Lows. Since then, they strongly recovered.

Another good represented industry is the Mortgage Investment and REIT industry. 

Here are the results...

17 Top Yielding Value Small Cap Bargains

It has been almost 7 years of growth and momentum leading the value in returns. This year we have seen significant capital move out of growth and into value. Value stocks are now getting back in favor.

If you are an investor seeking great value investments but you are not fully confident of buying small caps, you should consider mid cap stocks. 

These tend to show up more undervalued opportunities than large caps and the companies are generally better understood and more stable then smaller companies. 

Mid cap stocks should also be less volatile. In this screen, I have stayed under a P/E ratio of 9 and a book value greater than the market value. 

In addition, each of the stocks should have a solid capital finance ratio. The debt-to-equity ratio should therefore be under 1 while the company is profitable due to a positive return on asset.

Finally only growth makes sense in my view. That's also the reason why I'm looking for a positive 5-year earnings per share growth.

Most of these companies also pay great dividends which is always an attractive quality in a value stock. Mid cap stocks with good dividends that you can buy for cheap right now, what is not to like!

Here are the results...

19 Shipping Stocks Far Below Book Value; Yields Still Up To 32%

If I screen the market by interesting investing ideas, one industry often popped on my screen: The shipping industry.

For sure, the global trade slows down and commodity costs are at the lowest level for decades. What looks like bad news for shipping stocks but also a great opportunity for long term investors?

Let's try a look. Ships are not equal. These are container ships, tanker etc. and each industry has a different cyclic.

The recent correction in share prices across shipping stocks, barring tanker operators, has transpired into attractive valuations. 

While investors are skeptical of catching falling knives, sitting on the cash means missing good bargains. 

Investors should adopt a diversified portfolio within the maritime space, to insulate from heightened uncertainty in the sector. 

We have followed top-down approach to build our model portfolio, while considering company-specific factors such as the balance sheet strength, financial performance and management profile for stock selection. 

It is important to note that shipping is a high-beta sector and tends to underperform/outperform the financial markets by a wide alpha on both sides.

Attached I've tried to compile a few dividend paying shipping stocks that might look like bargains due to low price to book ratios and earnings multiples. What du you think? Are shipping stocks worth an investment? Leave a comment and we discuss the idea.

Here are the results...