FSK - Readers Identify 23 Ideal April Dividend Buys

2024-05-19 11:53:13 ET

Summary

• Prior to April 30, 2024, my Readers mentioned 31 equities in their comments on my articles. Some bad-news investments (Rogues) mixed with (mostly) Favorites. Thus, they remarked about the ReFa/Ro.
• Ten analyst-target-estimated top net gain ReFa/Ro: ORC, JNJ, CVX, FTN.CA, OXLC, ACRE, MED, RC, INTC, and VFC averaged 22.94% net gains from reader data collected 5/15/23.
• Ten analyst-target-augured April top price upside reader faves & rogues (ReFa/Ro) were: ORI, O, KVUE, PFE, WES, CVX, JNJ, RC, INTC & VFC boasting a 16.43% average target price upside estimate.
• By yield, the following ReFa/Ro made the top ten: ARI, PDI, FSK; AGNC, ACRE, BK.CA, ORC, FTN.CA, OXLC, MED. They averaged 16.72% annual yield. No stocks made all three lists this month.
• $5k invested in the lowest-priced five of these top-yield ReFa/Ro dividend dogs showed 5.6% more net-gain than from $5k invested in all ten. Little (lower-priced) ReFa/Ro dogs out-ran this pack by over one-half length in April. Of 31 mentioned, 23 qualified as “ideal”, as their dividends from $1k invested exceeded their single share prices.

Reader Selections

Since May 2017, any dividend-paying stock mentioned in a message, e-mail or comment to the author is fair game for a reader favorite listing in this series of articles. Thus, It is possible that only rogues and discontinued, or dreadful, doubtful, dividend issues may appear.

Frequently readers and other contributors have questioned the intent, purpose, validity, and usefulness of my daily stock lists. Most, however, praise the effort to sort promising opportunities out of the thousands of dividend offers. After all, yield counts when searching for dividend winners.

Furthermore, dog catching is, by method, a contrarian investing strategy which is known to rub some investors the wrong way. It is most useful for new buyers; intended to guide readers to new purchases of dogs on the dips. These lists are suggestions, or warnings, not recommendations....

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