It has been a very volatile month in the markets, and there are many stocks that have not recovered from this volatility. Even dividend stocks have been impacted, which bodes well for investors looking to add yield in their portfolio. If so, here are five high yield stocks you can buy really cheap right now.
Ford (NYSE:F) stock has declined 1.4% over the last month versus a near 5% gain for its competitor General Motors (NYSE:GM) in the same period. Mattel (NASDAQ:MAT), a toy maker that thrives when parents are buying toys for Christmas. While Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) has certainly been affected by the growth in e-commerce, losing $5 billion in annual revenue since 2012, it has now reached a point of recovery. More than half of Qualcomm's (NASDAQ:QCOM) 35% stock losses have come in the last month, after dismal earnings in early November. Much like Qualcomm, CenturyLink's (NYSE:CTL) stock has had a rough year. Unlike Qualcomm, CenturyLink's business is improving.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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