5 Dividend Stocks at a 52 Week Low!
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In this video, we look at 5 different dividend stocks that are currently trading very close to their 52 week low! Let me know your thoughts on these companies in the comments below!
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Like 100 here, PFE is the way to go. Their CEO just moved his pension into all PFE stock
Awesome as always, thanks for sharing and I hope your channel keeps growing!
I like PFE i begun a position a while back and im enjoying the dovidends
Wow so many bagholders
I'm long all but recently purchasing only PFE from this list:
INTC
CSCO
CVS
GLPI
PFE
Nice analysis - the only ones I would even consider right now are $PFE and $GLPI.
BMY seems to be interesting too at its current price
Even their insider keep selling at these price, it might not go much lower but unless they have breakthrough, it's just the dividend, the price will get stuck for so damn long.
Could always ride the dividends and move the position into a better stock like JNJ when the time is right.
Can you start looking at UK shares please?
I own INTEL. I am not happy about being so low. But they are building a chip foundry in the USA. Over the long run that will be good. But that doesn't help when the price drops from $50 to $30.
Me too, i was green but now im seeing a big red.
But im confident they Will comeback
If it drops to 26 in doubling down
@@danielsimonson3484 lets see
Stock markets are the only place where people don't want discounts 😂
The foundaries will make them money from 2026, until then it costs money
what the hell you were doing at 50$? hmmm??
PSEC is another high yielding at it's 52 week low. Currently yielding over 13%. I'd like your take on this one and others similar in this sector. Great work!!!!!
But I’m interested in GLPI
Great choices! Pfizer is also a great value play
Yes but the problem with drug companies? Lawsuits.... potentially.....
PFE has no cash flow to support the dividend. I’m not touching that with a 10 ft pole.
intel is spinning up ifs thats why they been spending like a madman some of that spending will be gov subsidized and they willbe able to finally compete with tsmc and micron on the fab side
What do you think about FDGFX, dividend ETF.
JEPI and JEPQ
Per share metrics are useful, but they do not show growth or decline. You *must* include share count changes or else look at overall metrics. This is especially important for revenue, profit and free cash flow.
Yep! Revenue is shown on my profitability sheet. I used for a few of these companies.
Need to add BMY to this mix.
Could you do a video on TRN? 14% dividend that has grown consistently over past 10 years
Seconding this
Hey. Don't you think CVS have some upside potential with their engagement in the insurance section and overall with more aging people ??
This is not a good reason to invest smh
INSW and RITM..
I got gilead, seems like a good 52 week low
You should do a video on companies that trade at a premium but outperformed the SPY the last 5 years. Focus on the winners, not the losers
Interesting idea!
I don't see CSCO being a good long term investment. Too much competition; Development lagged for years and they got surpassed IMO.
They’re a healthy company with good figures. It’s not all about innovation.
@@FJX716 So long term if they start losing market share that doesn't effect their profitability/growth?
Majority of Fortune 500 still tied into Cisco
“Nobody ever got fired for buying Cisco”
@@jjamesmartiinNot yet anyways :) Check the Gartner, Cisco is middle of the road in many area's. I've been working with Cisco for 25 + years and for the first time in my career I see a mass of companies switching to alternatives. I'd think that will eventually catch up with them.
Opinons about FedEx?
Buy and hold 10 years and get some UPS too😊😊
Yes and UPS too.
Thought the chip act would help Intel. It got a small bump but lost it all. I’m
Not so sure about Intel.
There’s a very good reason why all of these companies are where they are. Do no fall for yield trap into companies that have eroding market shares, losing patents, dynamic competition and internal dysfunction.
I will stay clear from all of the companies mentioned.
Thank you very much for your work and report … amazing 😊
I’m long CSCO, I think they’re positioned for strong dividend growth for the long term. PFE feels like a dividend trap and INTC doesn’t interest me since it had a cut.
CSCO seems very boring and consistent, which is great! They also seem to allocate capital very well, with the share buy backs at good prices and then paying down debt. That should position them nicely for future dividend growth. I may start a position in CSCO, they have great metrics and valuations. I'm going to hope for a minor miss on earnings and an overreaction from the market to get in at a nice price. God bless and I hope the best for your CSCO position!
Well positioned for upside.
“Feels like a dividend trap” lol great analysis
@@crohmer PFE has no cash flow and a high dividend. What else would you call it?
Why are you picking up cigar butts off the street? It’s been documented that stocks reaching all time highs are better than all time lows.
Boycott intel boycott “israel”