7 Super-Sinner Dividend Dogs See 14.6% To 46.7% May Upsides

How Bad Boys Sinned
These were not the worst of the worst. These were "Bad-As" representatives with high yields. The list of fifty bad boy stocks below was created by screening for industries populated by public companies that have historically committed acts, made substances, by-products, or devices that maim, kill, tempt, harm, addict, insult, or scam the public. These included corporate members of all nine business sectors: basic materials, consumer goods, financial, technology, conglomerates, health, services, utilities & industrial goods. Sorting and refining top stocks in each industry of interest by yield narrowed the field to fifty from over 1000 candidates. They may be bad, but they all pay strong dividends!Below, Arnold top "bad-as" dog selections for May by yield; price upsides, and downsides; net gains, and losses were disclosed step by step. Six actionable conclusions were drawn.Actionable Conclusions: (1) Ten "Bad-As" Dogs Averaged 23.36% May Upsides; (2) Two Fell to 12.15% Average DownsidesThe charts above used one-year mean target prices set by brokerage analysts matched against May 21 closing price to compare ten "bad-as" stocks showing the highest upside price potential and two sporting the biggest losses into 2016 out of 30 selected by yield. The number of analysts providing price estimates was noted after the name for each stock. Three to nine analysts were considered optimal for a valid mean target price estimate.Seeking... Read more