Tuesday, December 24, 2013

5 Attractively Valued Stocks With At Least One Dividend Hike

Cheap stocks are the basis for a good return. But the definition of cheapness is large. One ratio that measures the cheapness of a stock in relation to its growth is the Price-Earnings-To-Growth ratio (PEG ratio).

A PEG-value over one indicates that the stock could be overpaid. Today I would like to generate some fresh stock ideas by screening the market by attractively valuated dividend stocks that have raised dividends for at least one time.


These are my criteria in detail:


- Market cap is greater than USD 100 million
- Dividend yield is above 3%
- At least one dividend hike
- Total debt to equity is under 1
- 12Trailing P/E is less than 15
- Forward P/E is less than 15
- PEG ratio is less than 1

Only five stocks fulfilled these tighten criteria of which two are High-Yields. All results are currently recommended by brokerage firms.

The top 5 results are....

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