8 Mid Cap Stocks For Dividend-Lovers

Our previous analysis has shown that dividend stocks on average beat the market in the long term. Between 1927 and 2009, the average return of high dividend stocks was 13.04%, outperforming the market by an average of 1.36% per year. We are concerned that the Fed's expansionary monetary policy will lead to inflation in the near future. We think dividend stocks are better investment choices than long-term Treasury bonds. Legendary investors such as Marc Faber agree with us that there is a bubble in long-term Treasuries. Dividend stocks can protect investors from the potential inflation. Therefore, we have been encouraging investors to play defensively by purchasing dividend stocks. Below we compiled a list of 8 mid-cap US companies that pay fat dividend checks and have low P/E ratios. All companies on this list have a market capitalization between $2 and $10 billion, P/E ratios lower than 10 and dividend yields... Read more