Dirt-Cheap Dividends: Low P/Es, Yields Up to 6.1%

The point of a bear market is to bring price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios back down to earth. Preferably into single digits. I like P/Es under ten because it means that the company at least has a chance to pay us back within a decade. Give me a P/E of eight, a business I’m comfortable with and I’ll happily wait the eight years. Bonus points if I can get paid to wait , which is where dividend stocks come in. Thanks to this unfolding bear market, we finally have discounts in High Yieldland. We recently chatted about five cash flowing bargains , and here in just a minute, we’ll discuss another five.… Read more
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