Exciting businesses, such as companies at the frontier of the tech sector, often have to reinvest a significant portion of their profits (if they have any) just to stay relevant. That leaves them with limited resources to pay a dividend. At the same time, companies pursuing exciting projects are often highly sought after, meaning investors would likely have already bid up their share prices. Boring businesses, on the other hand, usually don’t require too much reinvestment. And because they are often found in the overlooked sections of the stock market, their share prices could be more reasonable, and they could still offer some pretty substantial yields. So today, let’s take a look at three boring dividend stocks yielding up to 13.9%...
Compared to fancy shopping malls and shiny office buildings, industrial warehouses are probably the most boring type of real estate assets. However, that doesn’t mean they can’t generate exciting returns. Case in point: STAG Industrial Inc (NYSE:STAG) owns and operates a portfolio of 356 industrial properties located across 37 states. And it pays oversized dividends. With the simple business model of lending money out at higher interest rates than they borrow at, banks have been making sizable profits for centuries. But because investors love this boring business model, today’s well-known bank stocks rarely offer yields north of five percent, which is exactly why Monroe Capital Corp (NASDAQ:MRCC) deserves your attention. Energy Transfer Partners LP (NYSE:ETP) happens to be one of the biggest pipeline owners in the country, with a portfolio of more than 71,000 miles of natural gas, crude oil, natural gas liquids, and refined products pipelines. ETP also owns and operates the pipeline system’s associated terminalling, storage, and fractionation facilities in 38 states.
Source: Income Investors
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