Buy The Dip: High Yield Stocks Getting Way Too Cheap

High-yield stocks have rebounded due to optimism over Federal Reserve rate cuts. However, there remain several high-quality high-yield stocks that have lagged the sector's recovery and remain attractive bargains. We discuss some of them in this video.

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[Rockiii]

Samuel, it’s helpful to include the ticker symbol when you identify a company. Thanks for your time & effort here.

[abundantlifefamilychurchte]

Thanks for the video! Do you prefer GBDC to BXSL?

[MrGerben]

GBDC very interesting. Thx for the analysis.

[druvaciam]

Interesting. I didn't know about these companies. Will probably buy a few shares of each to track them in the future.

[kkaukovaara]

Thanks for the analysis, great video!

[scottdaniels]

CODI-C preferred trading at 8.05% yld.

[LuciaV-qh]

TPVG +20% yield, 9% discount NAV, 0 Sub debt, Stabilizing the nav, Am I missing something?

[michaelak]

I am not confident on investing in a company that has Payout Ratio
it is priced right the more i look at it and it is exciting....

[lllllllll]

Good inspiration, but too light on actual analysis and data points. It would have been nice to hear a bit more detail about holdings, NII and such.

You did mention floating rate exposure with GBDC, but not that it’s basically exclusively floating rate, and no equity. Also no mention of the 25% software holdings. This stuff matters, don’t you agree?

Looking forward to more of this content, hopefully sprinkled with more depth to the evaluation.