There countless dividend-paying stocks to choose from on any given day -- some are expensive while others seem cheap. And while Wall Street is usually pretty good at valuing stocks, it isn't 100% accurate. Here are three stocks that our analysts believe are mispriced, and why they feel that way:
Dan Caplinger: One of the hardest-hit dividend stocks in the market recently has been casino giant Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN), which has had to deal with an unusual combination of business challenges lately. Matt Frankel: After a dismal earnings report brought on mainly by weak commodity prices and poor global growth, Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) has fallen by about 13% so far in 2015, and is off a whopping 27% since last summer's highs. Jordan Wathen: Wall Street has a love affair with Home Depot (NYSE: HD). Since bottoming in 2009, the stock has returned more than 500%, dividends included. Analysts continue to walk up their price targets and earnings estimates, based on its recently strong performance.
Source: Motley Fool
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