In today's market, it's a bit of a surprise when you stumble across a cheap dividend stock. Not only has the market been at or near all-time highs as of late, but investors starved for yield certainly aren't finding it in bonds since interest rates have hovered at very low rates for some time.
Based on this, dividend-paying stocks should be selling for a bit of a premium, but that isn't necessarily the case. Three stocks in particular -- Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL), General Motors (NYSE:GM), and HP Inc (NYSE:HPQ) -- have some surprisingly low stock valuations today. Do those low valuations actually translate to cheap stocks that could be worth considering for your portfolio?
Source: Motley Fool
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