Today I like to introduce some
dividend growth stocks with the cheapest valuation on the S&P 500. Those
stocks have a forward P/E of less than 15.
Buying cheap stocks doesn't mean that you could make a quick return. Mostly the cheapness has reasons which you need to discover.
Buying cheap stocks doesn't mean that you could make a quick return. Mostly the cheapness has reasons which you need to discover.
For the time
being, there are only 26 solid stocks but many have a huge debt burden to wear.
If we exclude those stocks by implementing a debt-to-equity limit of 0.5, the
results shrink to 13 companies. The list is attached.
It's hard to find
good growing stocks especially when the Fed offers money for free. But what
should we do elsewhere? Compared to fixed income assets, equities are quiet
cheap and they offer an inflation hedge.
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money into stocks too? Please share your thoughts related to my ideas here on
my blog. Thank you so much.