In today's market, bargain-priced companies are hard to find. When you add the fact that low interest rates have forced income-oriented investors farther up the risk curve for income, finding deals on stocks that pay their owners has become even more challenging. Fortunately, deals do exist among some dividend-paying companies. Often these days, they can be found among companies in out-of-favor business lines or ones where short-term problems have spooked the market.
As long as you're willing to go against the general market's consensus, you just might find that these three dividends stocks appear to be on sale and may be worth buying. FedEx (NYSE:FDX) has seen its shares slump in recent weeks as its earnings missed expectations and it offered downbeat guidance for the near-term future. Broadmark Realty Capital (NYSE:BRMK) is a publicly traded hard-money lender that's focused on the construction industry. That means it focuses on making loans that could otherwise fall through the cracks of traditional real estate lending -- such as rehabs, project completion, and bridge loans. Prudential Financial (NYSE:PRU) is so focused on being a rock-solid business that it uses an actual rock -- the Rock of Gibraltar -- as its corporate logo. That focus on its strength means it's not exactly among the high-growth cohort of stocks that the market loves, which is a key reason its shares are available at such a reasonable price.
Source: Motley Fool
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