There is certainly a dearth of good bargains out there right now. Most high-quality dividend stocks have rallied significantly with the rest of the market and it is getting very difficult to find reasonably priced stocks to invest new money in. Before we get into each sector individually, we wanted to suggest some stocks that investors could consider buying today (which is a question weighing on all DIY investors' minds right now).
That said, we always suggest buying in stages so that you can buy more if the price drops further. There were a few stocks off the top off our heads that investors could consider buying right now: International Business Machines (IBM), Target (TGT), and Mattel (MAT). We also asked for readers to suggest some other dividend stocks that they felt were currently fairly valued. In addition to IBM, TGT, and MAT, below are a few other stocks that were suggested by readers that are also close to (or in) our respective "Buy Zones": AT&T (T), AFLAC (AFL) and Aqua America (WTR).
Source: Seeking Alpha
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