14 Dividend Stocks With Growing Yields and Low P/E Ratios

In our recent study we have shown that the average return of high dividend yielding stocks was 13.04% between 1927 and 2009. The dividend stocks beat the overall market by an average of 1.36% per year during this period. We think that these are risky times for fixed income investors. Ten-year treasuries yield less than 3.5% and the Federal Reserve is pursuing a highly inflationary monetary policy. Legendary investors Warren Buffett , George Soros , and Jim Rogers already voiced their concerns about the Fed’s policy. Warren Buffett thinks investing in long-term bonds is a bad idea. Jim Rogers is certain that commodities will benefit no matter what happens in the world economy. Ray Dalio , the owner of the world’s biggest hedge fund, recommended gold and emerging market securities. John Paulson also recommended that it could be time to sell your low-yielding bonds and replace them with higher-yielding common stocks. We prepared... Read more