These 8%+ Dividend Stocks Are Undervalued

One of the most popular investing techniques that’s used by many of the most successful stock pickers of all time is finding companies that are trading at a discount. Everyone from legendary investor Warren Buffet to the worlds most notorious corporate raider Carl Icahn look to invest in companies that they believe are undervalued when compared to their stocks share price. The key to determining if a company is undervalued is to determine what its intrinsic value is, which is what an asset is rightly valued at.

But you might be wondering how is this done? How do we know if a stock is undervalued or overvalued? Probably the easiest thing to do is to perform stock ratio analysis on a particular company, which involves simply looking at different ratios that can help investors determine if a company’s stock is trading at a premium or if it’s at a discount. There’s a lot of different ratios investors can look at when analyzing a company, with some of the most popular being the PE Ratio, the price to sales ratio, the price to dividend ratio as well as the price to book ratio among many others.

Today I wanna discuss a few stocks that are currently trading at a discount according to their financial statements and try to determine if these stocks are worth seriously considering. All of them have a yield of over 8% or more and they’re all the types of companies that are required to pay out huge dividends, like business development companies and real estate investment trusts.

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[crepituss]

2:25 - NRZ
4:45 - CGBD
6:31 - ORCC
8:37 - ARCC
8:56 - PFLT

Thanks for the video. I'm interested in what you think about SSSS (BDC, they basically gamble on IPOs), they had massive payouts last year (Fidelity shows 75% yield) but not so great Q1 and stock is down (already fluctuates wildly) as a result (disclaimer: I am long).

[christabelbillings]

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[johncongo]

I own NRZ, ARCC and ORCC, all are great investments

[DoubleOddJosh]

Carlisle Group is a dividend champion. Would you consider making a video about them?

[eliotness]

I like PFLT alot, its pretty solid for pure yield.

[WOLF]

What website is that you are using to see the Book value?

[Eldyie]

Natural gas stocks will pay more in dividends going forward as prices rise and the share price will grow.

[davecasebolt]

Another great video. Thanks and keep them coming. I Have about $60k in an Trade account and Im starting to look less for the big score stocks, and more towards something that will earn income through dividends.

[MrMatt]

Hey awesome video but look at AB and let me know what do u think
Keep up the good work

[Nemo-ynsp]

Thank you. I've been buying ARCC whenever it dips and have been considering ORCC. Will look at your other suggestions, too.

[mikelalor]

I've been searching for a list of stocks with the highest dividend growth rates. I'd like to sort the list by their current yield and the safety of the dividend. As an example, TROW has a high growth but a lower starting dividend compared to ARCC. Both have safety dividend. The intent is to structure a portfolio containing a mix of current high yield and growth.

[jasonsimmons]

So these are yearly dividend stocks. I always get so confused on when the stocks pay dividends. I see some that are monthly. Some pay quarterly and some it looks like more annually. How do you tell the difference?

[marcweinberg]

I always enjoy and agree with each assessment.

[kurthorn]

Thank You. Great Informative Information.

[jcf]

Very informative- thank you for all you hard work.

[purpleman]

Your videos and reasurch are always greatly appreciated. Can you make a video soon on stocks that pay the highest qualified dividends? That would be very appreciated.

[jordankendall]

Thanks for sharing CGBD. I didn't know about them. Looking at them now.

[ws]

Thank you for the video. Always look forward to them.

[hms.fortune]

Hi everyone, I’m new to the REIT sector and have a question if anyone sees this comment, with the housing market being extremely volatile is it a decent time to start out?
Or should I catch it when it goes back to normal?
Thanks

[trj]

Good stuff, thanks. Your information has been very helpful!