With treasury yields so low, investors are looking for ways to generate income. One way to do that is through buying stocks that pay dividends. But isn’t that boring and old fashioned? Isn’t all the real stock market action in buying high growth companies? Contrary to popular opinion, dividend investing can be fun and lucrative. And many dividend paying companies also have the growth component, so you don’t have to sacrifice growth for the payout.
The REITs are always a good place to look for yield. Apple Hospitality (APLE) , a mid-cap hospitality REIT that owns 179 hotels in the Hilton and Marriott chains, is expected to have 2016 earnings growth of 11.6%. It also pays a dividend yielding 6.5%. BG Staffing (BGSF) , a small cap temporary staffing company out of Texas, is seeing big earnings growth in 2016 and also paying a juicy dividend, yielding 6.5%. H&E Equipment Services (HEES) , a small cap equipment rental and sales company, has paid a dividend since 2014. It currently yields 5.7%.
Source: Zacks
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