As tapering begins and interest rates go up in the US and Europe, investors could be expected to start transferring their assets from foreign banks back to ones at home, which would benefit richer countries who have been engaging in asset purchases. There are many ways for investors to play tapering, and one could be via Europe. It's one of the most likely regions to benefit from tapering – and many analysts have said that 2014 has what could be the best conditions for European stocks in the last five years.
With that in mind, we compiled a list of rallying, European stocks that trade on US exchanges. All of the companies on this list are rallying at least 10% above their 200-day simple moving average (MA). As an added bonus, we only included stocks on our list that pay dividends: ABB Ltd. (NYSE:ABB) Yield: 2.73%, BT Group plc (NYSE:BT), Carnival plc (NYSE:CUK) Yield: 2.35%, James Hardie Industries SE (NYSE:JHX) Yield: 6.52%, Prudential plc (NYSE:PUK) Yield: 1.33% and Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV (NYSE:PHG) Dividend Yield: 2.19%.
Source: Minyanville
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