4 Discounted Dividend Stocks To Buy In February 2023

Growth stocks are off to a fast start, but Dividend and Value stocks have largely taken a breather. In today's video, we will look at 4 Discounted Dividend Stocks to buy in February 2023.

All 4 of these dividend stocks are high-quality, pay growing dividends, generate plenty of cash, and the best part, they all trade at a discount.

These 4 discounted dividend stocks can help build your passive income in 2023 and beyond.

Let me know down in the comment section below, which of these you think is the BEST buy.

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[MarkRoussinCPA]

Which of these is your favorite pick? PFE, ESS, NTST, or PEP?

[larryyeadeke]

PFE doesn't have a Covid vaccine, never did.

[Dividendology]

I'll have to look into Essex property trust more. Good stuff Mark!

[felixsosa-gaston]

my favorite pick is PEP because is trending up at this time, Thank you for your helpful videos Mark!

[jayparkenha]

do u recommend ARR? Im going to re-invest and hold them for life.

[robertkarp]

NTST is rated at 3 and recommended to reduce in it.

[jakubmytnik]

Regarding Netstreit, why are you worried about Best buy?

[cjay]

Can you remind us why we should not be concerned about a 500% payout ratio. I realize that NTST is a newer reit but that still seems like a red flag.
500% ????

[magnusskuland]

NTST is not a DGI-stock as far as I can tell. Maybe it will be in the future. Anyways, I like ESS and enjoy your content. Keep 'em comin'! :)

[tondabailey]

Did I see a payout ratio of 500% for NTST?

[Trojan]

Have long term PFE for reliable income, big pharm for retirement

[cannondalem]

Another great video! Looking forward to the Netstreit vs Realty video. Recent subscriber, so haven't really looked that far back, but have you done a video on NOBL? Morningstar gives a bunch of stars at 3/5 yrs and overall. Keep up the great content!

[tonycrabtree]

I think the market stuck at ~33, 500 for a good time to come.

[arigutman]

Great video, Mark, I also mentioned PFE and PEP recently, they are far toooo good to pass up right now considering PFE shareholders are worried about COVID related impacts but PFE is more than a vaccine seller and moreover PEP is well PEP!

[jeffdunnell]

These are all down 0-50%, you must be affiliated with with motley Fool Foolish

[ermiasgebremariam]

was looking at selling my shares of VNQ and replacing them with Realty Income but I'm really liking how that Netstreit stock is looking.

[jaqueitch]

RSV is so common among infants. Not sure of the revenue tied to this, but the number of potential patients is HUMUNGOUS

[Lou_Snuts]

Excellent presentation with the condensed analytics. As a suggestion, it might be useful to add the level of institutional ownership in these and other stocks that you cover.

Also, since the distributions from the two REITs are taxed at the investor's top marginal rate for federal purposes, it may be more tax efficient to hold the REITs in a tax advantaged 401(k) account.

[chadwickwood]

I have a real ethical issue buying PFE after the nonsense they pulled.

[CapeRN]

Sorry, who wants to live in California. They even make you pay to leave