A recent CNBC "Trading Nation" segment examined which high dividend yielding stocks investors should avoid if the Federal Reserve hikes its interest rates next week. Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management explained during the CNBC segment that interest rates are most certainly heading higher and once they do dividend yielding stocks will be "squeezed" - especially if the companies won't be able to grow their dividends moving forward. The four stocks are...
Frontier Communications Corp (FTR) 16.9%, Iron Mountain Incorporated (Delaware) REIT (IRM) 6.3%, Welltower Inc. (HCN) 5.2% and Ventas, Inc. (VTR) 5.1%. CNBC noted that big dividend paying stocks tend to move alongside bond prices, which is inversely correlated to yields. In other words, as bond yield rise, the prospect of dividend paying stocks are less enticing. The report added that the four stocks mentioned also contain above-market price-to-earnings valuations and a minimum dividend yield of 5 percent.
Source: Benzinga
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