6 Additional High Yielding Stocks For Income Investors

Income investors need high dividend paying stocks. That's difficult because the monetary easing policy lifted stocks into new valuation levels and destroyed all safe yields.

Recently, I've introduced 6 stocks that pay a yield of 5 percent or more. Today I would like to enlarge this selection of stocks by addtion 6 companies.

If you’re looking for individual shares that pay 4% (or slightly more or less, depending on market swings), their list is rich with suggestions. Unlike other dividend-fund managers who emphasize long-term dividend growth, you should take a look at my today's screen.

Today I would continue to present high yielding shares, also a few names from abroad. These are my results. Which do you like?

6 Additional top picks with high yields to consider are....

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...

10 High Yielding Stocks With Reliable Dividends

If you are a yield investor, you should look at my screening results from today. I've compiled 10 top yielding stocks from the S&P 500 with reliable dividends and a yield of at least 3.5 percent.

About 60 companies in the S&P 500 have yields of 3% or more. To make our cut, each company needs to cover its dividend from estimated 2015 earnings.

I excluded oil stocks and real estate investment trusts as well as master limited partnerships, which are valued differently than regular corporations using cash-flow measures rather than reported earnings.

These are my results....

4 Dividend Payer With 10% Yields And Promising Fundamentals

Big dividends are dead? No, I don't think so. Despite the fact that the FED and other national banks killed the interest rates, there are still high and stable dividend payments.

Today I like to focus my thoughts on higher risk stocks with bigger dividends. Those stocks have a really low market capitalization, a high payout ratio and cheap valuation. 

As a result, dividend yield ratios explode. Attached is a list of the top 20 results by yield who met my criteria.

These are my criteria in detail:

- Market Cap over $300 million

- Positive 5Y Earnings Growth Forecast

- Low Forward P/E

- Debt/Equity under 0.5

- Buy Rating from Analysts

These are the 5 top yielding results...

19 High-Yielding Dividend Growth Stocks For High Income Seeking Investors

Each income orientated investor need a high cash source in order to satisfy his needs of income. Major sources on the capital market are dividends. Those are payments by the corporate to its shareholders.

Dividends should be reliable and grow. That's a major reason why dividend growth has an essential meaning for investors. A long history of rising dividends and sustainable payments increases the trust relationship to the owners of the company.

Today I want to show you the highest yielding dividend growth stocks with a consecutive dividend growth history of more than 10 years in a row.

19 stocks with yields above the High-Yield mark 5 percent fulfilled my criteria of which three have a low forward P/E.

If you like more ideas, please look at the list of High-Yield Large Caps of the stock market. There are a lot of solid dividend growth and value companies on it.

Which stocks do you like from the screen?

These are my 4 favorites in detail...

13 Stocks With Dividend Yields Over 10%

I know you like dividends and can't wait to receive the next payment from your favorite company. 

Dividends are great but most of the dividend stocks don't give you high amounts of cash into your pocket.

Why don't we look for stocks with very high yields? 

I talk about dividend yields in the double-digit yield range, 10 percent or more on a yearly basis. That's possible.

Sounds great? Yes for sure but those dividends often include a great risk of being reduced in the near future.

Below are 13 stocks with very high dividend yields (over 10 percent or more). I've compiled only stocks from the U.S. with a higher market capitalization in order to keep the big risks out.

13 stocks with yields over 10 percent are... 

Yields Of The Dividend Aristocrats | 12 Cheapest Stock Of The Index

Today I've attached a list of the yields from the Dividend Aristocrats for you. You can also find the payout ratios in this table. It's very informative in my view and I use this overview too in order to get a feeling about the pricing of the market.

Dividend Aristocrats are stocks that have increased dividend payments over a period of 25 consecutive years without a break. That's a top value and around 100+companies could achieve this goal.

Standard & Poor's increases the restrictions and cut the list to 42 members. Well not all stocks are good from the list but you can find there some value player. Just take a look!

You may also like: 6 Cheap Dividend Aristocrats With High Growth Predicted 

Only 12 companies yield over 3 percent. Not bad for a low interest environment. The bond market offers 1.56 percent and has also default risks.

The top yielding stocks also slow grower full of debt. Which stock do you like or own from the list? Let me know your thoughts and write a comment. Thank you.

These are my main thoughts to the Dividend Aristocrats list:

- When we look at the highest yielding stocks with yields over 3 percent, we see that only 3 companies have a low forward P/E.

- Stocks with a lower yield are much cheaper. 9 companies with yields less than 2 percent have a forward P/E under 15.

- Low yielding stocks pay out less of it's annual earnings and might be reinvest more money into growth.

Also read this: 25 Of The Most Attractive Dividend Stocks

These are the 12 cheapest Dividend Aristocrats:

Company	Ticker	Mcap	P/E	P/B	P/S	Yield
AT&T, Inc.	T	182.96B	10.38	1.99	1.40	5.22%
Consolidated Edison, Inc.	ED	16.50B	13.04	1.33	1.26	4.47%
Chevron Corporation	CVX	230.66B	11.59	1.49	1.06	3.52%
Exxon Mobil Corporation	XOM	406.98B	12.16	2.26	0.96	2.89%
Bemis Company, Inc.	BMS	3.80B	17.37	2.25	0.77	2.84%
AFLAC Inc.	AFL	26.50B	9.24	1.51	1.14	2.53%
Wal-Mart Stores Inc.	WMT	246.49B	16.00	3.18	0.51	2.51%
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.	SWK	14.10B	23.14	2.00	1.26	2.31%
The Chubb Corporation	CB	21.98B	11.19	1.36	1.58	2.19%
Medtronic, Inc.	MDT	62.04B	21.40	3.27	3.61	1.93%
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company	ADM	32.84B	20.43	1.65	0.37	1.89%
Franklin Resources Inc.	BEN	34.39B	15.41	3.04	4.13	0.87%

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5 Top Dividend Stocks With No Debt But High Cash On Balance Sheet

I hate it when one of my stock holdings cut its dividends. Tesco did it recently and I will lose now 75 percent of my income from the stake. 

For sure, it’s not much because the stock has only a portfolio share of around one percent but I've bought this share in hopes to get a stable output or a rising long-term dividend with low taxation.

Recently I wrote about stocks that have lower debt amounts on their balance sheets. I made this with thoughts in my mind to avoid a future dividend cut. 

Today I will strengthen my criteria and tighten the focus on stocks with no debt and high cash amounts. That's the highest level of safeness every investor could reach.

I found the graphic on US Today with some interesting stocks in terms of cash and debt (look at the end of this article). 

The list shows 26 U.S. stocks with no debt! There are more available on the market but those are some of the biggest and you might know them.

Cash is king and large capitalization too. I love big capitalized stocks because of their good business diversification. Those stocks have often a well diversified product portfolio and great sales teams all over the world. 

Big companies also have more money for research and development and offer more money and social benefits to the best talented people in the world.

If one country or currency suffers, a different one can eliminate the problems with sales growth. No every problem can be solved so easy but investors have a better chance to make a good return.

No debt could also mean more money for shareholders (Dividends or Share Buybacks) or a higher growth. The company can invest into the future by acquisitions or product investments.

In the end, everything is a question of the ability of the management team; a good team can boost the company while a bad head can bring them down.

Below are five of my favorite stocks with no debt and high cash mountains.

8 Stocks With Nearly Safe Dividends

A good example how debt destroys the dreams of dividend growth investors is Tesco. The company cut its dividend payments yesterday by 75 percent. 

The major reasons for the trigger were worsening earnings as well as a high debt burden. 

Warren Buffett also bought a small stake in Tesco a few years ago and most of us thought it was a safe haven but as I saw the huge debt amount of 10 billion British pounds, I was shocked. Am I wrong? Did I oversee something my analysis? No! Now we see the bitter result of a weakening business with high debt.

Quick Tesco Income Statement
Source: MSN Money

I personally love companies with strong growth and low debt ratios. In my blog I've also often published hundreds of stock ideas and some of them performed very well.

The market is full of high dividend payer with a big long-term debt portfolio. Below are eight large cap dividend stocks with very low debt-to-equity ratios.

I've focused my thoughts on stocks with a yield over 2 percent but you must consider the full amount of cash which the company owns. The higher the cash per share, the better the premium you can pay but in the end, it’s the operational business that drives the stock up or down.

Only a good growing company with better developing business perspectives can lift up your asset. I know that it is hard to look into the future and nobody has the ability to do this but with a small piece of unclouded thoughts, your investment should become a clear target or trash.

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8 solid dividend stocks with very low debt in order to avoid dividend cuts in the future are...

12 Higher Capitalized Stocks With Yields Over 10% You Might Like...

Puhhh...this interest environment is boring. You need a huge amount of money to receive a low yield. That's crazy but you can Thank Ben Bernanke and the current Fed Chairman Janet Yellen.

Most people don't know it but there are still high yields and stocks that pay double digit dividend yields on your investment. For sure those companies are more risky but you get also compensated by higher cash returns.

Attached is a small list of all mid and large capitalized stocks that offer currently a double-digit dividend yield or a yield over 10 percent yearly. 

Most of the stocks also have a low valuation by forward price to earnings. Nearly all of the results come from the financial and basic material sector.

These are the three companies with a buy or better rating in detail....

4 Most Attractive Dividend Growth Champions

P/E figures of the overall market are still high at a range of 18-20. Investing within a low interest era is very difficult but stock picking still can help you to attract good companies at solid prices.

In order to ensure that you don't overpay a stock, you must have a strong focus on the valuation level, debt and growth figures as well as margins.

Below are five Dividend Champions with a low forward P/E (less than 15), a current dividend yield of more than 3 percent as well as a debt-to-equity ratio under 0.5.

The four most attractive Dividend Champions on the market are....

12 Stock Ideas From The S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index

In a low interest environment, it's more important to catch a good yielding stock with a fair possibility of a solid capital gain in the mid-term.

Today I would like to screen the S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index by stocks with a P/E under 20 and a solid debt situation, measured by a debt-to-equity value of 0.5. I accept a higher valuation due to a better debt ratio; A good deal in my view.

Attached are the 12 best yielding results with a dividend yield above the 2 percent mark.

My favorites are Exxon Mobil, Genuine Parts and Walgreen but on the list are more interesting stocks. Take a look on the sheet and make your own advice...

3 top picks from the S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index...

Dividend Weekly World Yield Stock Report 1/2014 | Free PDF Download

Attached is the current Dividend Weekly, a weekly yield and performance report of the world's best dividend paying stocks. Find on over 30 pages the best and highest dividend yields worldwide. The report is available as free PDF download.

The Dividend Weekly is a weekly published Fact Book with focus on dividend stocks. With this book, investors get a full overview of major leaders and laggards. In addition, they get a feeling of which dividend stocks are popular and which ones are the best investment opportunities in markets that are going up and down.

The book has the following items:

- Best 1-Week Performing Dividend Stocks
- Best Dividend Stocks Year-To-Date
- Best Yielding Stocks At New Highs
- Most Recommended Dividend Stocks
- Overbought Dividend Stocks
- Most Shorted Dividend Stocks
- Best Dividend Aristocrats in Canada and USA
- Stocks With Dividend Growth From Last Week
- Best Yielding Stocks From the World's Leading Stock Exchanges and Indices
- Ex-Dividend Stocks For Next Week

Here is the full book for free read and download:

Dividend Weekly World Yield Stock Report 51/2013 | Free PDF Download

Attached is the current Dividend Weekly, a weekly yield and performance report of the world's best dividend paying stocks. Find on over 30 pages the best and highest dividend yields worldwide. The report is available as free PDF download.

The Dividend Weekly is a weekly published Fact Book with focus on dividend stocks. With this book, investors get a full overview of major leaders and laggards. In addition, they get a feeling of which dividend stocks are popular and which ones are the best investment opportunities in markets that are going up and down.

The book has the following items:

- Best 1-Week Performing Dividend Stocks
- Best Dividend Stocks Year-To-Date
- Best Yielding Stocks At New Highs
- Most Recommended Dividend Stocks
- Overbought Dividend Stocks
- Most Shorted Dividend Stocks
- Best Dividend Aristocrats in Canada and USA
- Stocks With Dividend Growth From Last Week
- Best Yielding Stocks From the World's Leading Stock Exchanges and Indices
- Ex-Dividend Stocks For Next Week

Here is the full book for free read and download:

5 Higher Yielding Financial Stocks With Low Debt Figures

Dividends are a powerful income source if you use it wisely. I personally prefer stocks with solid growth potential but don't like to overpay a stock.

But as investor with a small pocket and a high desire of big yielding stocks, I also need to look at companies with yields far above the 5 percent mark. 

Today I've discovered some stock ideas from the financial sector. I know, it’s not the best place to hunt for opportunities because the assets are often strange in terms of asset volatility. In addition, the financial sector often life from interest arbitrage, a risky and low margin business (in a market with full information). However, you can find a compilation about financial stocks with high yields and "normal" debt ratios beow.

These are my criteria:

Market cap is greater than Over 100 million.

Dividend yield is greater than 8.5%.

The payout ratio is less than 100%.

Total debt to equity is less than 1.00.

Five higher yielding stocks from the financial sector fulfilled these criteria. The most of the results are low capitalized.

British American Tobacco (BTI): Position Increase By 30 Percent

We’re going to year-end and I’ve some thoughts about the Dividend Yield Passive Income Portfolio in my mind.

I've planned to gain around $3k in estimated dividends by the end of 2013. This aim is nearly achieved but I also believe that the markets are more likely overpriced than the year before. 

Not enough, the sentiment is very anxious because of the FED tapering story and the high amount of margin traders on the floor.

What I believe is that it could make sense to keep the investment amounts calm. It will come better times to invest in order to make a good return over the long-run.

In order to increase current bets on losing positions, I've decided to increase shares of the British American Tobacco Stake by 30 percent.

I bought 7 additional shares and lifted the full stake to a total value of $3,070.20, the second biggest position in the whole portfolio behind IBM. The total purchase amount was only $721.

Portfolio Transactions (Click to enlarge)

Portfolio Transactions (Click to enlarge)

Portfolio Transactions (Click to enlarge)

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For readers who are new to the matter and my dividend growth philosophy: I funded a virtual portfolio with 100k on October 04, 2012 with the aim to build a passive income stream that doubles each five to ten years. I plan to purchase each week one stock holding until the money is fully invested. The total number of constituents is expected at 50 – 70 companies and the dividend income should be at least at $3,000 per year.

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Due to the new stock purchase and dividend hikes, the current estimated portfolio income rises to $2,892 per year. It will be hard to hit the $3,000 mark by the end of the year because I have only two trades in order to satisfy my own rule to buy only one stock each week.

The strategy is long-term orientated and loses ground in market with strong up-trend forces. Within the past year, the markets were very bullish and the portfolio performance suffered a little bit.

Stocks from the portfolio are up 7.98 percent while the full portfolio performance amounts to 8.32 percent.

Portfolio Transactions (Click to enlarge)

Here is the income perspective of the portfolio

Sym	Name	P/E Ratio	Dividend Yield	Buy	# Shrs	Income	Value
TRI	Thomson Reuters C	33.06	3.55	28.90	50	$65.00	$1,840.00
LMT	Lockheed Martin C	14.72	3.46	92.72	20	$95.60	$2,780.60
INTC	Intel Corporation	13.23	3.68	21.27	50	$45.00	$1,214.50
MCD	McDonald's Corpor	16.99	3.32	87.33	25	$78.00	$2,361.00
WU	Western Union Com	11.1	2.98	11.95	100	$50.00	$1,637.00
PM	Philip Morris Int	16.2	4.14	89.76	30	$105.87	$2,557.20
JNJ	Johnson & Johnson	20.33	2.84	69.19	20	$51.80	$1,827.00
MO	Altria Group Inc	14.51	4.84	33.48	40	$72.00	$1,484.00
SYY	Sysco Corporation	21.83	3.09	31.65	40	$44.80	$1,451.20
DRI	Darden Restaurant	18.25	4.09	46.66	30	$63.00	$1,548.90
CA	CA Inc.	13.84	3.09	21.86	50	$50.00	$1,617.00
PG	Procter & Gamble	20.91	2.88	68.72	25	$59.20	$2,059.25
KRFT	Kraft Foods Group	17.1	3.83	44.41	40	$80.00	$2,104.40
MAT	Mattel Inc.	18.96	3.18	36.45	40	$57.60	$1,814.80
PEP	Pepsico Inc. Com	19.08	2.76	70.88	20	$44.82	$1,618.60
KMB	Kimberly-Clark Co	21.59	3.12	86.82	15	$48.60	$1,558.80
COP	ConocoPhillips Co	10.63	3.89	61.06	20	$52.80	$1,388.60
GIS	General Mills In	18.57	2.86	42.13	30	$42.60	$1,489.20
UL	Unilever PLC Comm	18.46	3.56	39.65	35	$48.83	$1,369.55
NSRGY	NESTLE SA REG SHR	19.83	3.03	68.69	30	$65.31	$2,134.80
GE	General Electric	19.95	2.86	23.39	65	$49.40	$1,744.60
ADP	Automatic Data Pr	26.24	2.31	61.65	25	$44.63	$1,925.50
K	Kellogg Company C	23.19	2.97	61.52	25	$45.00	$1,512.50
KO	Coca-Cola Company	20.33	2.86	38.83	40	$44.80	$1,569.20
RTN	Raytheon Company	14.76	2.51	57.04	20	$43.00	$1,728.80
RCI	Rogers Communicat	12.13	3.78	46.5	50	$84.60	$2,218.50
GPC	Genuine Parts Com	18.18	2.65	77.06	20	$42.96	$1,622.40
TSCDY	TESCO PLC SPONS A	N/A	4.34	17.08	110	$75.79	$1,740.20
APD	Air Products and	22.95	2.58	85.71	15	$41.55	$1,615.80
GSK	GlaxoSmithKline P	20.22	4.69	52.16	30	$72.24	$1,541.10
WMT	Wal-Mart Stores	15.09	2.39	79.25	20	$37.60	$1,561.60
BTI	British American	15.7	4.07	111.13	30	$125.40	$3,070.20
CHL	China Mobile Limi	10.17	4.31	55.32	40	$89.52	$2,087.60
MMM	3M Company Common	19.45	2.01	110.27	15	$38.10	$1,896.45
TUP	Tupperware Brands	19.51	2.38	80.98	15	$33.30	$1,398.60
IBM	International Bus	12.01	2.13	193.17	20	$74.00	$3,456.00
HAS	Hasbro Inc.	23.6	2.33	44.09	30	$36.00	$1,552.80
T	AT&T Inc.	24.81	5.31	34.47	30	$54.00	$1,015.50
WAG	Walgreen Co. Comm	22.48	2.05	44.25	30	$35.40	$1,710.30
AFL	AFLAC Incorporate	10.02	2.16	59.39	20	$28.40	$1,319.20
TGT	Target Corporatio	16.83	2.51	68.69	32	$50.56	$1,995.52
CSCO	Cisco Systems In	11.15	2.49	23.98	130	$66.30	$2,631.20
DE	Deere & Company C	9.55	2.29	84.11	15	$29.85	$1,307.70
RGR	Sturm Ruger & Co	13.47	2.99	51.65	20	$42.48	$1,422.40
LO	Lorillard Inc Co	15.82	4.37	42.3	30	$66.00	$1,504.20
UNP	Union Pacific Cor	17.75	1.84	154.75	8	$23.68	$1,286.00
IDA	IDACORP Inc. Com	15.43	3.05	47.94	20	$31.40	$1,029.60
BAX	Baxter Internatio	16.85	2.89	66.38	20	$38.40	$1,325.40
MSFT	Microsoft Corpora	13.93	2.61	33.88	40	$38.80	$1,467.60
ACN	Accenture plc. Cl	15.02	2.35	77.71	20	$34.80	$1,478.80
BCE	BCE Inc. Common	14.1	3.96	44.26	25	$42.48	$1,067.50
VZ	Verizon Communica	62.67	4.31	50.31	30	$62.25	$1,435.20
CVX	Chevron Corporati	9.89	3.22	124.03	10	$39.00	$1,199.00
ORCL	Oracle Corporatio	14.44	0.71	35.2	40	$9.60	$1,329.20
						$2,892.11	$92,622.57
						Average Yield	3.12%
						Yield On Cost	3.37%