3 More Bargain Dividend Stocks… Each Less Than $10!
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More dividend stock deals where you can pick up shares trading below $10.
These are like Penny Stocks paying dividends!
So here you go. An interesting mutual fund, a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) for contrarians, and an obscure little IT company thats been around since LBJ was in the White House.
Each one trades for less than $10 and pays a nice dividend.
Gabelli Equity Trust Inc. (GAB)
Mario Gabelli has some pretty deep pockets.
Deep enough to pay a former partner who sued him for a $100 million settlement back in 2006.
Not exactly chump change. But the lawsuit didnt do much to drive away other investors from the company. In fact, Bill Gates owns a chunk of GAMCO Investors (GBL), the firm that manages and markets the Gabelli funds.
The Gabelli fund thats caught our attention is Equity Trust. It focuses on long-term growth and aims to pay a quarterly dividend.
Top 5 holdings:
- American Express (AXP)
- Rollins Inc. (ROL)
- Honeywell International (HON)
- DirecTV (DTV)
- Deere & Co. (DE)
Four of these top five holdings pay dividends. And the one that doesnt, DirecTV, is the big gainer in this group, up more than 20% YTD because of the merger talk with AT&T.
And if youre a value investor…
Youll love the fact The Gabelli Equity Trust fund has a sizable stake in Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA, BRKB), never a dividend stock, but always a smart holding to balance dividend income with conservative capital appreciation.
Dividend Yield: 8.12%
Annual Payout: .60
Payout Ratio: NM
Alpine Global Premier Properties (AWP)
What do you see when you look at REITs?
Steep prices. Overall, REITs are trading at a 17% premium to their net asset value. And theyve been on a tear, outperforming the broader market.
But even Saks 5th Avenue and Neiman Marcus have bargain racks. So we went rummaging through the REIT racks and turned up Alpine Global Premier Properties.
AWP actually trades at a discount, about 10% below its net asset value.
Its share price performance hasnt even been half as strong as its peers.
Whats the problem with Alpine, and why isnt it doing better?
It could be that the fund will invest up to 35% of its assets in real estate in developing countries. With all the global unrest, this could be putting the brakes on its share price.
After all, when your holdings include commercial property in places like Mozambique, youre not the kind of REIT that owns prestige office space on Wilshire Boulevard or Park Avenue.
But while the capital appreciation is dismal, the dividend story is bright. The yield is up over 8%.
And with a bit of an uptick in the share price, Alpine Global Premier Properties is the kind of an investment that can reward investors two different ways.
Dividend Yield: 8.05%
Annual Payout: .60
Payout Ratio: NA
CSP Inc. (CSPI)
You probably know that tech companies arent the best place to go looking for dividends.
Theyre usually young, plowing most of their profits back into research, development, and growth.
But theres a little-known IT company in Billerica, Massachusetts thats been around for 36 years.
And it pays a 5% dividend.
Whats going on at CSP?
The company is just plain hard to figure out. Its never been able to turn itself into a household name, even with techies.
Its in the business of selling systems integration services and dense cluster computing systems.
And CSP has never been able to put enough money in the bank to keep its cash position from going through some scary quarter-to-quarter swings.
Revenue is slipping. So is the stock price.
But there are two reasons why we think this 5% dividend isnt going to vanish anytime soon.
First, the companys margins are growing.
Thats because the company is shifting into more IT managed services business that lets it grow profitability on each deal.
Next… it should be able to boost the royalty income from Lockheed Marietta, payments for aircraft computer systems its built.
Dividend Yield: 5.88%
Annual Payout: .44
Payout Ratio: NM
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