20 Good Looking Dividend Stocks With A Broken Payment Stream

Every investor is looking for the perfect stock. A company with an impressive past performance and track record as well. When the financials looking good and valuation ratios looking attractive, that’s mostly the time to catch the investment.

The truth is that it is not the normal case to find the perfect stock that could promise you a solid and stable return with a high probability.

In the past, I've focused many of the articles on perfect dividend growth stocks that might look attractive. Today I like to show you some stocks that were perfect Dividend Champions, Contenders or Challengers but then they must cut dividends or run them flat due to a specific reason.

My main criteria are a low forward P/E, a debt-to-equity under 1 and a moderate earnings growth of 5% yearly. Attached you can find the 20 top yielding results.

Here are the 5 highest yielding results in detail...

This Canadian Engergy Stock Portfolio Generated 12.14% Annulized Return Over 10 Years

While the oil price is down and close to multi-year lows, it could make sense to discover some oil and gas or energy related stocks.

For the time being, there are huge yields in this field but you must also be careful. Some of them could run out of cash and cut dividend and buyback programs.

I've wrote enough about the big majors on the U.S. Market and you might know all of them. Exxon Mobil and Chevron are the best known brands in this field.

Today I like to introduce some great dividend paying energy stocks from Canada. A portfolio of them generated an annualized return of 12.14% over the past decade, year for year.

Here are the results...

7 Highest Yielding Dividend Champs With Low Payouts And Potential To Increase Cash Distributions

Dividends tend to be paid by companies that are more stable and less volatile than others paying a dividend to shareholders is a commitment that companies don't take lightly, and management will avoid having to reduce or eliminate that payout.

Dividends are generally instituted when management is confident that the company will be able to keep paying (and, ideally, increasing) its dividend, due to fairly predictable earnings. Dividend investing can keep you focused on relatively reliable companies.

We all know how important dividends are for normal investors. We cannot change the corporate strategy and need to live from payouts.

Attached is a quiet overview of long-term dividend growth stocks with the lowest payout ratios. This could mean, there is a potential for further dividend hikes but it could also mean that much money is needed for growth, buybacks or debt pay downs.

However, attached is a sheet of the 20 low payout dividend champions. Insurer are well represented on the list. The cheapest in terms of forward P/E are Franklin Resources, Aflac, Stepan Company, Archer-Daniels Midland, 1st Source and Wal-Mart. 

Do you like any of the results?

Here are the top yielding results in detail...

These 8 Dividend Growth Crown Jewels Look Like Big Bargains

I will not surprise anybody when I write that market volatility is good for buyers. The overall stock market is going sideways since August, and this has been creating many buying opportunities.

However, it doesn't mean that all companies are trading at interesting prices. There is a big difference between investing in an undervalued stock, a pure victim of the massive downtrend and catching a falling knife that shows real difficulties. The best method to separate the good from the bad is to use the concept of a margin of safety.

Attached you can find a few stocks that might offer a big margin of safty for investors now. Please leave some comments if you agree or disagree with me. Thank you.

Here are the results...

20 Cheap Stocks With The Highest Yields On The Market

In the seven years since the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates virtually to zero, investors have struggled to find income amid a low-yield landscape. 

That's why stocks with high dividend yields are particularly appealing right now to income investors and savers -- double-digit yields, even more so. 

Recently I wrote about the highest yielding stocks on the market with a buy or better rating. The yields from the results were all over 8 percent.

Today I like to share those stocks with you that offer the cheapest P/E, price-to-earnings ratios while having the highest yields on the market.

I've also include those stocks with a 2+ billion market capitalization. Limited Partnerships, Oil drillers, REITs and Telecoms are mostly higher yielding stocks, giving investors a large share of its annual profits back via dividends.

Here are the results...