4% Yielding Dividend Income Value Stocks With Yield To Watch

Global dividend-yielding stocks are attractively valued right now and yield more, on average, than their U.S. counterparts. 

Additionally, dividend yields are in most cases higher than corporate bond returns, with the added benefit that many dividends are poised for growth. 

By investing globally, investors can gain exposure to a broader range of income opportunities.

Screening for quality but combining this with a dividend yield strategy is less volatile, even more profitable and has historically delivered an annualized alpha of 7.2%.

Today I like to introduce a few stocks that have grown earnings over the recent years while paying dividends and grow cash distributions over the years. The focus is today on foreign stocks.

Each of the results yield close to or over 4%. Here are the results...

40 Top Yielding Results From My Safe Haven Large Cap Screen

As a long reader of my blog, you might know that I love dividend paying stocks, high cash compensations at low risk.

Everything at all is not possible but I do my best to find great stock ideas each day. Today I like to move forward by taking a look into my safe heaven screen.

I run this screen several times till now. There are more stocks with an inconsistent dividend growth history but this does not mean that they are not high-quality.

Many oil and gas companies jumped into the screen within the recent weeks thanks to the low oil price. In addition, Money Center Banks are also top picks in the higher yield area but take a look by yourself...

11 Dividend Growth Opportunities For November 2015

Investing in stocks that pay dividends can be agreat way to build wealth over time, as companies that regularly dish out cash payments to their investors tend to outperform the market over the long-term.

However, investors can't just pick any dividend paying company and expect to do well, as many other factors like the companies growth prospects balance sheet, and valuation also need to be factored in to the equation.

Attached you will find my best picks for November 2015.

Check out my research results here:

19 Asian Dividend Challengers With Yields Over 4%

I am not interested in buying dividend stocks for their dividends alone, since dividends can hardly compensate for any loss resulting from a permanent impairment of capital. Instead, I am seeking potential deep value and wide moat investment opportunities among dividend raisers.

You might agree with me that no one should buy stocks for its dividends or dividend growth alone. The must be more trigger to choose a stock. But the basis is a dividend growth performance in the past.

In the past, I've written many about U.S. based or listed companies with a long dividend growth history. Later, I also introduced a few Canadian Dividend Growers with the longest history from the country. 

Today I like to give you a small over view of the best yielding Asian long-term dividend growth stocks. That could be a great source for your asset allocation. While U.S. stocks are highly valuated, the Dollar is very strong, it could be great to look abroad.

Emerging Market like Brazil, Russia or even Asia sold-off by many investors and Earnings multiples are much lower than those from US companies. But you need to know that US stocks are also high-quality stocks with no foreign investment risk. No currency risk e.g.

The list of the top 19 Asian Dividend Challengers sporting trailing twelve month dividend yields greater than 4% is as follows:

18 Dividend Growth Stocks With 4% Yields And The Lowest Beta Ratios

Defensive Investors are defined as investors who are not able or willing to do substantial research into individual investments, and therefore need to select only the companies that present the least amount of risk.

Risk taking should be rewarded with higher yields. Most investors don't get paid for their investments or risk preference. Dividend stocks could offer a small risk compensation. Each dividend payment reduces your initial investment cost which is really nice. Over years, you will have a large risk buffer.

Today I like to show you some stocks with a long dividend growth history, high yields and low beta ratios. I guess this should be a great middle way. My research focus is limited to stocks with a consecutive dividend growth history of more than 10 years. Each stock should have a yield over 4% and a beta ratio under 0.5. 

18 companies fulfilled my criteria of which eight are high-yields. 5 Master Limited Partnerships lead the list of the results. Do you like any of the results? Please leave a comment in the box below the article and we discuss it. Thank you for reading and commenting.

Here are the top yielding results in detail...