Nothing makes a value investor smile more than a great company's stock trading at a historically low valuation. Nothing makes a dividend investor smile more than buying shares of a great company with a track record of growing its payout at abnormally high yields. When those two things come together in the same stock, it can make for a wonderful wealth-building stock.
Today, three companies really fit the description of steady dividend payers with oddly low stock valuations: Integrated oil and gas companies Chevron (NYSE:CVX) and Total SA (NYSE:TOT) and agriculture giant Mosaic (NYSE:MOS). Let's take a look at why shares of these companies are so remarkaby cheap and why it may be a good time to pick up shares.
Source: Motley Fool
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