Insiders bought 45,000 units last week: It's now at multi-year lows, and is 26% below analysts' lowest price target, and is selling at 85% of book value. Demand for USAC's large-scale horsepower units is robust for 2018 and 2019, with new equipment already committed, and prices rising. Management has maintained its payout through previous boom and bust cycles - the yield is now 15.56%. It provides a vital service for producing and transporting natural gas.
Looking for a dependable high-yield vehicle? The management at USA Compression Partners LP (USAC) have maintained the company's $.52 quarterly through previous boom and bust cycles. If you've ever researched how natural gas gets pulled out of the ground, you've already discovered that compression is an increasingly important part of the operation. Compression also is a vital element in shale fracking production, which requires more compression than traditional techniques.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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This company is one of the less risky mortgage REITs. We see preferred shares from it as having a risk rating of 2. The series C shares dropped into the buy recently and then rallied into a hold. They are a few cents from a buy rating...
This research report was produced by The REIT Forum with assistance from Big Dog Investments. Anworth Mortgage Asset Corporation (ANH) is one of the less risky mortgage REITs, but we still have the common stock at a risk rating of 4. The preferred shares carry materially less risk than the common stock. We have ANH’s preferred shares at a risk rating of 2.
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Do you ever wish your dividend stocks paid out monthly rather than quarterly? For income-oriented investors who cover their monthly expenses with dividend income, it would certainly be a convenient option. Such instruments actually do exist. In fact, they’re more common than many investors may realize. They’re also not crimped by catches and restrictions, and their underlying income is driven by very ordinary business models. They look just like their quarterly counterparts. With that as the backdrop, here’s a rundown of 10 high-yield monthly dividend stocks from a variety of industries and sectors...
Capitala Finance (NASDAQ:CPTA) primarily provides capital to smaller companies, via a combination of loans and equity investments. Also add Stellus Capital Investment (NYSE:SCM) to your list of monthly dividend stocks. AGNC Investment (NASDAQ:AGNC) is a real estate investment trust, or REIT, primarily focused on the development of a mortgage portfolio. Whitestone REIT (NYSE:WSR) owns a portfolio of consumer-oriented real estate. It’s not the biggest business development company in the world, but somehow Prospect Capital (NASDAQ:PSEC) is still one of the best known. Solar Senior Capital (NASDAQ:SUNS) doesn’t specialize in providing capital to the solar power industry. Gladstone Investment (NASDAQ:GAIN) is a business development company. Cross Timbers Royalty Trust (NYSE:CRT) is one of the remaining names of the ilk, yielding 9.9%. Global Net Lease (NYSE:GNL) is another REIT, primarily serving the commercial market. Finally, Horizon Technology Finance (NASDAQ:HRZN) has earned a spot on a list of monthly dividend stocks to mull.
Source: InvestorPlace
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While these pharma stocks have steady cash flows and revenues, there’s still plenty of growth left in the tank from new drugs in development. These dividend-paying biotech stocks could be the best way to play the sector. Their dividends make them less volatile than the lotto tickets, but there’s still plenty of upside potential as well. And with the overall market down in the dumps, many of these strong dividend-paying biotech stocks are now trading for peanuts. That means investors have plenty of opportunities to score some great deals. With that, here are five dividend-paying biotech stocks you need to scoop up today...
There’s no denying that Amgen (NASDAQ:AMGN) is king of biotech stocks. Like Amgen, Gilead Sciences (NASDAQ:GILD) built its impressive dividend on the back of several key blockbuster drugs. At first blush, the next of our dividend stocks, French drug producer Sanofi (NYSE:SNY), looks more like a traditional pharmaceutical firm. Truth be told, Allergan (NYSE:AGN) could be the biggest bargain of any stock on this list. A big-time approval can do wonders for your future. Just ask AbbVie Inc. (NASDAQ:ABBV).
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After prices rising for nearly two straight years, volatility has returned to the oil patch in the past month. Investors can expect above-average yields and consistent growth from these oil stocks...
That slump has taken most oil stocks down with it, including oil giants Occidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY), ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM), and Chevron (NYSE:CVX), which have all declined more than 10% from their recent highs. One of the benefits of those sell-offs is that they have pushed these companies' dividend yields even higher. Because of that, investors get paid well as they wait for oil prices to rebound.
Source: Motley Fool
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