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183 High Yield Stock List June 2011

Here is a current list of interesting stocks with a dividend yield above 4 percent. The list is sorted by dividend yield from highest to lowest yield. The highest rate amounts to 18.40 percent and the lowest yield amounts 4.0 percent due to the selection criteria. As result, 183 companies are part of the high yield list of which 21 have a dividend yield of more than 8 percent.

Here is the updated list of 183 high yields:

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Dividend Stock Idea of the Day – Gerry Weber International (GWI1)

Our Dividend Idea of the day comes from Germany. GERRY WEBER International AG is active in the fashion and lifestyle sector. The company has three brands (GERRY WEBER, TAIFUN and SAMOON). GERRY WEBER is positioned in the upper mid-price segment for ladies’ clothing. The TAIFUN brand contains a collection targeted at younger women, positioned in the mid-price segment. SAMOON brand provides a collection of plus-size wear. As of fiscal 2009/2010, there were 405 Company-managed and franchised HOUSES OF GERRY WEBER, of which 193 were located in Germany and 212 abroad. 178 HOUSES OF GERRY WEBER were managed by GERRY WEBER Group, thereof 138 in Germany. 227 of the multi-brand stores were operated by franchisees, thereof 55 in Germany and 172 abroad.

Here are some Fundamental Figures:

Sales	646.70 Mil
Income	55.75 Mil
Net Profit Margin	8.62%
Return on Equity	25.90%
Debt/Equity Ratio	0.1
Revenue/Share	30.33
Earnings/Share	2.62
Book Value/Share	11.61
Dividend Rate	1.1
Payout Ratio	44.00%

Here are some Pricing Figures:

Price/Earnings	16.4
Price/Book	3.5
Price/Sales	1.4
Price/Cash Flow	16.6
Dividend Yield %	1.9
Forward Price/Earnings	12.8
PEG Ratio	0.9
PEG Payback (Yrs)	6.8

Here are some Trading Figures:

Last Price	42.22
52-Wk High	47.9
52-Wk Low	23.42
Volume	58,875
Avg Daily Vol (13 Wks)	46,661
50-Day Moving Average	44.62
200-Day Moving Average	37.36
Volatility (beta)	0.61

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Best Yielding Drugs Wholesale Stocks

Here is a current sheet of the best yielding stocks from the drugs wholesale industry. In total, 6 drug wholesaler stocks are listed of which 4 have a market capitalization of more than USD 10 billion.

The average price to earnings ratio (P/E ratio) amounts to 17.55 while the average forward price to earnings ratio has a value of 13.69. In average, the dividend yield amounts to 1.14 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.53 and price to sales ratio 0.27.

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Best Yielding Drug Wholesale Stocks (Click to enlarge)

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CAH, ABC, MCK, OCR

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Best Hotel/Motel REITs With Highest Yield

Here is a current sheet of 9 best yielding hotel and motel real estate investment trusts (REIT) listed on Americas stocks exchanges. In total, 14 hotel/motel stocks are listed of which 6 have a market capitalization of more than USD 1 billion.

The average forward price to earnings ratio amounts to 26.68. In average, the dividend yield amounts to 3.05 percent. Price to book ratio is 1.44 and price to sales ratio 3.68.

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Hotel/Motel REITs with best yields (Click to enlarge)

Related stock ticker symbols:
MDH, CHSP, CLDT, DRH, AHT, PEB, LHO, IHT, HST

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Dividend Stock Idea of the Day – Boiron (BOI)

Our Dividend Idea of the day is Boiron (BOI), a French based pharmaceutical company. Boiron is engaged in the provision of homeopathic medicines. The Company develops, manufactures and markets single homeopathic medicines and proprietary drugs. It also produces medicines based on trace elements, phytotherapy remedies, food supplements, as well as health and beauty care products. In addition, the Company owns a research center, Institut Boiron, which works for the development of homeopathy within the world of medicine. Boiron SA operates in Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia, Romania, Poland, Hungary, the United States, Canada and Brazil, among others.

Here are Fundamental Figures:

Sales	520.60 Mil
Income	43.27 Mil
Net Profit Margin	8.31%
Return on Equity	13.18%
Debt/Equity Ratio	0.02
Revenue/Share	24.25
Earnings/Share	2.02
Book Value/Share	16
Dividend Rate	0.7
Payout Ratio	35.00%

Here are Pricing Figures:


Price/Earnings	15.3
Price/Book	1.9
Price/Sales	1.3
Price/Cash Flow	12.9
Dividend Yield %	2.3
Forward Price/Earnings	13.2
PEG Ratio	5.9
PEG Payback (Yrs)	10.7

Here are Trading Figures:

Last Price	30.73
52-Wk High	32.25
52-Wk Low	24.16
Volume	2,700
Avg Daily Vol (13 Wks)	7,190
50-Day Moving Average	30.82
200-Day Moving Average	28.3
Volatility (beta)	0.08

Financial High Yields With A ROE Above 25 Percent

Here is a current sheet of 10 financial high yields with a return on equity (ROE) above 25 percent. Finally, the third criterion is that all financial stocks have a market capitalization of more than 300 million dollars.

The return on equity measures the capital profitability of a company. It is defined as net income divided by the shareholders equity. The higher the ratio, the more money the company earns on its invested capital.

What is ROE?

The average price to earnings ratio amounts to 4.82. In average, the dividend yield amounts to 7.55 percent. Price to book ratio is 1.30 and price to sales ratio 14.30. The average ROE amounts to 31.74 percent.

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BFR, PVD, ARCC, PKO, KYE, KYN, TYY, BMA, TYG, RVT,

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Dividend Yields Investment Commentary ++ EON, RWE, NOK, JD

Dividend Yields Investment Commentary
Readers Question EON, RWE, NOK, JD

Recently, a reader of Dividend Yields, Mr. C#, ask for information about E.ON, RWE (both German utilities), Nokia and JD Sports. Here is our view:

E.ON and RWE suffered under the decision by the German government not to take back several nuclear power plants into operation. These plants were switched off by the state due to fears from the Fukushima disaster. E.ON and RWE generate with its nuclear power plants biggest profits. A trial by the utilities is pending. Profits of E.ON are down within the past quarters, the earnings of RWE are still strong. Both have a strong ability to pass higher energy production costs to customers. With a P/E ratio around 6, the market has priced high earnings declines. We think that could be a fair value in terms of the shutdown of the nuclear power plants. In addition many other threats like the CO2 Emission certificates are available. Should the tax on the nuclear burn elements be abolished, both shares have upside potential.

Nokia is the leading producer of smart phones with a current market share of 25 percent. That sound a lot. Not if you compare this figure with the past values. In 2008, the company had a share of 40 percent. Nokia losses market share in a gaining momentum. Manly responsible for this development is Apple with his iPhone and iPad. In May 2011, investors sold big shares due to bad interim results. The company cut predictions and adjusted their guidance. I believe that it is possible for Nokia to create a loss for the full year. The smart phone business has a very dynamic environment. Nokia is a value pick. Out there are rumors for the valuation. By separating the areas of mobile phones, infrastructure equipment, mapping software and finally the accounting of Nokia patents, the company could be worth EUR 27 billion. NOK could be a takeover candidate. For the time being, they have EUR 11.5 billion cash and EUR 4.1 billion long term debts. Last year, they generated an income of EUR 1.8 billion on sales of EUR 42 billion. The main question for an investor is if you believe in a turn around. If Nokia creates no turn, it could be a painful investment.

JD Sports Fashion PLC is a distributor of sport and athletic inspired fashion, footwear, apparel and accessories mainly within the UK. It has over 500 stores in UK and Ireland. JD is another high flyer from the apparel market and still a small cap. It could become a midcap one day if the store concept will be accepted overseas or in Europe. At the first view, I see that the margins are not as good as they must be in order to grow fast in retail space. The margin situation improved over the past ten years, that’s good. Like for like net sales are down 1.2 percent. That’s ok for a weak retail environment in the UK. They have also good balance sheet figures: Nearly no debt and GBP 90 million cash as of Q4/2011. JD is a growth stock with a wonderful momentum if this momentum hold on in the long-run, there could be a significant upside potential. In addition, they pay a good dividend for a growth stock.

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Related stock ticker symbols:

EONGY, RWEOY, NOK, JD

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6 Best Yielding Utilities With A ROI Over 10 Percent

Here is a current sheet of 6 utilities with a dividend yield above 3 percent as well as a return on investment of more than 10 percent.

The return on investment is a popular performance measure and is calculated as gain from an investment less costs of the investment divided by the cost of the investment.

What is the ROI?

The average price to earnings ratio amounts to 15.06 while the forward price to earnings ratio is expected at 17.07. In average, the dividend yield amounts to 5.26 percent. Price to book ratio is 2.97 and price to sales ratio 2.10. The average ROI amounts to 12.30 percent.

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Utilities With A ROI Over 10 Percent (Click to enlarge)

Related stock ticker symbols:
APU, SPH, CPL, BIP, EOC, ENI

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Dividend, Dividend Yield And High Yield - A Definition Of Dividend

By Dividend Yields - Stock, Capital, Investment. A dividend is a payment by the company to its shareholders. Normally, a stock pays 4 times a year a quarter dividend in order to let investors participate at the company’s success. The amount of dividends in relation to the earnings of a company is called payout ratio. This figure measures the part of the earned money which is paid to the shareholders. A value of 50 percent (half of its earnings) is a good figure. Sometimes it could be possible that companies can pay 90 percent of its net income due to its business model. Such businesses are those which don’t need much money for growing.

The dividend amount in relation to the price that an investor pays is called the dividend yield. This value measures the cash back for investors. A dividend yield of 5 percent (high yield) means that the investor receives 5 percent of his investment in cash pretax within a year. This value is estimated for the full year dividends. Most of the high yielding stocks have a high quarter dividend of more than one percent but the capital market expects that the dividend is not sustainable.

An important date for investors is the ex-dividend date. This is the day on which the new investor doesn’t receive any dividend payments. He must wait 3 months for the next quarter dividend.

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Best Yielding Restaurant Stocks

Here is a current sheet of 14 stocks from the restaurant industry that pay dividends. The whole industry contains 53 companies with a total market capitalization of USD 671 billion. 14 stocks pay dividends. The average industry margin amounts to 9.8 percent.

Among the best yielding stocks, the average price to earnings ratio amounts to 16.63 while the forward price to earnings ratio is expected at 14. In average, the dividend yield amounts to 2.63 percent. Price to book ratio is 3.85 and price to sales ratio 1.10.

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