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The highest yielding dividend stocks right now are risky, but here are a few that could be a nice holiday gift for your portfolio.
$OKE, $UNG, $BRC, $NUS, $PG, $KO
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6. Ready to stuff your stocking with a few of
the highest yield dividend stocks? Want
to find some good dividend stocks to
buy...that are off the beaten path? Start
by brushing up on the dividend yield
essentials.
7. And this is the time of year when it
makes sense to look at the ghost of
dividends past. See what kind of big
picture yield we’re dealing with, and how
we stack up on yield as we close in on
the end of 2015.
8. When 2015 is over, look for the average
yield for an S&P 500 stock to come in at
2%. Study yields for the S&P 500 stocks
for the past five years, and you’ll see they
tend to average less than 2.5%.
9. But go back to the 1980s and 1990s, and
you find quite a few years where the
average yield for a large cap stock was
over 3%. And in 1978, 1979, and 1981, the
yield was actually more than 5%.
10. Those days are clearly gone. Could
things change, and could we see a new
era of higher yields from the large caps?
Who knows.
(But I wouldn’t hold my breath.)
12. Every dividend investor out there is
looking for a better deal. High yield
stocks that can deliver more income.
13. Something I never get tired of pointing
out is the importance of proven,
consistent, performance in a dividend
stock. It’s the growth that matters.
14. Flash in the pan high dividend stocks are
easy to find, and easy to lose money on.
Proven, consistent, performance is the
way to get rid of some of the risk.
15. What are the highest yield dividend
stocks you should think about stuffing in
your stocking? Take a look at the S&P
500 Dividend Aristocrats as we close in
on the end of the year, and you’ll find 16
stocks that pay a yield of 3% or more.
16. Great companies like Procter & Gamble
$PG and Coca-Cola $KO. If you say, “Hey,
that’s not exactly a high yield,” I hear you
loud and clear. It’s not. But remember the
times we’re in. Your CD isn’t exactly a
gusher of income.
17. And remember that the real payoff
doesn’t come from the yield, but the
compounding of dividend growth over
time.
18. So even though you can find a few
Dividend Aristocrats with decent,
although not exciting yields, there’s an
even better place to look.
20. I’ve got a soft spot for consistent
behavior, and it’s because of the power
of compounding. Want an example?
21. If you invested $10,000 in McDonald’s in
1980, held on for 30 years, and spent the
dividends as they came in, you’d wind up
with $600,229.
22. But if you reinvested the dividends, you’d
wind up with $903,951. This isn’t a
freakish, unusual event. And it holds just
as true for the midcaps as the large caps,
maybe even more because of the growth
of the stock price.
23. Let me show you 3 of the highest yield
dividend stocks to stuff in your
stocking...without chasing a high yield
that could vanish before the next quarter.
24. ONEOK $OKE is in the natural gas
business. It’s involved in processing,
storing, and transporting. Natural gas
prices tumbled in early 2015. Since then,
they have traded in a narrow range.
25. But even though prices have stopped the
big skid, most natural gas companies
have been hurting. Check out how the
industry as a whole has been doing the
past five years...
26.
27. Timing market turnarounds is a fool’s
game. Natural gas has clearly taken its
lumps. None of the experts who follow
the industry are sticking their necks out
and forecasting a rebound in prices.
28. So why would you want to buy ONEOK
stock? Well, the company guts it out. It
manages to pay a dividend. It’s been
growing the dividend for the past 12
years. The yield is a rather rich 11%.
29. And the dividend payout ratio is also
high... a bit of a danger signal at 168. But
if you figure natural gas has been beaten
down about as low as it can go, and if
you’re willing to be patient, ONEOK
deserves your attention.
31. NuSkin Enterprises Inc. $NUShas taken a
hit this year and is a bargain. In June,
$NUS traded at more than $62.00. Today
it’s in the low $30s.
32. Why do we like Nu Skin? 4 years of
dividend growth, a 3.85% yield, and a
healthy dividend payout ratio of 48%.
It’s in the business of manufacturing and
marketing anti-aging skin care products.
33. The P/E Ratio is in line with the overall
market at 15.19. And then there’s this
quiet company out of Milwaukee.
34. Brady Corp. $BRC is in the safety
business. Specifically, it makes signs,
labels, and lockout devices. Not too
exciting...except that Brady has been
paying a growing dividend for the past 29
years, and the yield is 3.22%.
35. The payout ratio is a bit high at 65%. The
stock price has been wobbling through
the year, almost hitting $29 in the spring,
then plunging to $19.52 in September.
(Not much of a safety net for an outfit in
the safety business.)
36. So there you go. A trio of good dividend
stocks. Nice yields, nice track records,
and solid businesses. Giving yourself a
holiday gift?
37. Any one of these stocks...or all
three...would look good in your portfolio.
From all of us here at Dividend Stocks
Review, have a wonderful holiday
season. And 2016...why not make it a
healthy and profitable year?