Defensive investors like high dividend stocks since they believe these stocks can protect them from potential inflation. Utility companies are good examples of defensive stocks with generally high and stable yields. Below we prepared a list of eight utility companies that pay fat dividend checks and have low P/E ratios. All companies on this list have a market capitalization above $5 billion, P/E ratio lower than 15 and dividend yield of at least 4%.
Exelon Corporation (EXC), American Electric Power Co., Inc. (AEP), PPL Corporation (PPL), Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. (PEG), Entergy Corporation (ETR), DTE Energy Co. (DTE), Ameren Corporation (AEE) and SCANA Corp. (SCG).
Source: Seeking Alpha
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High Dividend Utility Stocks For Income Investors
Posted by D4L | Monday, January 16, 2012 | ArticleLinks | 1 comments »________________________________________________________________
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Checked these stocks this is a pretty good list, thanks for the suggestions. Do you have some recommendations for good dividend paying Mutual Funds?