Often, dividend yields soar because a company's share price is falling thanks to a business in disrepair. That can make buying high-yield stocks risky, so it pays to be selective and focus only on businesses that have the best odds of getting back on track. If you're hunting for high-yield stocks, it could pay off to begin your search with these three stocks...
With that in mind, we asked some of our top Motley Fool investors if there were any of these companies on their radars, and they said "yes!" Read on to find out why it might be a smart time to add L Brands (NYSE:LB), GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME), and AbbVie, Inc. (NYSE:ABBV) to income portfolios now.
Source: Motley Fool
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