Investors buy dividend stocks for many different reasons. Some choose to own dividend stocks because they typically represent more financially stable companies. Some choose dividend stocks to help provide steady income as they near retirement. Many investors love dividend stocks simply because of the long-term power of compounding.
Whatever the reason, any dividend investor loves when they find a valuable dividend in an unloved company, because a stock price with upside and a dividend on top of that is an enticing opportunity. Here are two stocks currently hated by the market that may offer that exact opportunity for investors: General Motors (NYSE:GM) and CSX Corp. (NASDAQ:CSX).
Source: Motley Fool
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