S&P 500 With Low Price-To-Book Ratios And Highest Yields Researched By
Dividend Yield - Stock, Capital, Investment. The amount of equity is very
important in order to identify the companies’ values. Often, there is a great difference
between the market capitalization and the book value of a company. The gap is explainable
with a high profitable business that doesn’t need much money to finance the business
operations. Otherwise, the market expects better future perspectives and market
conditions of which the company should benefit.
No rarity, but there are also stocks below book value. In this case you get
for a dollar of your investment more than a dollar in the company’s assets if there is no asset bubble.
I screened the S&P 500 by stocks below book value and yields over two
percent inflation target rate. 56 stocks fulfilled these criteria but only 17 have a yield of more than two percent. Three of the results are high yields and ten are
currently recommended to buy.
