147 Broker Favored Financial Service Equities With Yields Priced Right
Published Mar 22, 2020 on Seeking Alpha

These dividend dog prices and yields are all sourced from YCharts, which allows a dividend-yield to persist for 365 days after the most recent report if a dividend is cut.
Analyst Target net-gain estimates for the top ten Fit Financial Service dogs stocks 3/19/20 ranged 115.96%-219.06% for SLRC, HTGC, PACW, CGBD, SCM, TCPC, AINV, NMFC, FDUS, and top pick, EFC.
Top-ten Broker-Favored Fit Financial Service firms by yield, SCM, MRCC, NEWT, TCPC, CGBD, AVVIY, NMFC, FDUS, AINV, and top dog, EFC ranged 19.51%-27.57%.
Top-ten Fit Financial Service firms  by broker-target estimates, CADE, AVVIY, CIB, DFS, EFC, LNC, OMF, SCU, CIT, and top dog, CIFAF averaged 205.06%.
$5k invested 3/19/20 in the lowest-priced five Fit Financial Service of ten by yield, showed 9.1% more projected net-gain than from $5k put in all ten.  The low-price fit financial service dividend dogs took the lead for March.
Foreword
While last month more than half this collection of broker-favored Fit Financial Service equities were too pricey to justify their skinny dividends, this month 147 live up to the ideal of having its annual dividends from a $1K investment exceed the single share price. This is a rebalance of the market in favor of the buy and hold buyer like you and me.
With renewed downside market pressure, it was possible for all 147 of these now lower-priced high-yield Fit Financial Service stocks to become fair-priced again with their annual yield meeting or exceeding their single share prices right now.
After the Ides of March dip, the time to make a wish list of stocks to buy is now. They may be heading lower!
To complete your analysis of this article click here to learn which have the "safer" dividends secured by cash flow yield in excess of dividend yield on my Seeking Alpha marketplace Dividend Dogcatcher pages.
Actionable Conclusions (1-10): Broker Targets Estimated 272.7% To 497.13% Net Gains For Ten Fit Financial Stocks By March 19, 2021
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