High Yielding Stocks
Looking for income from your investments? These carefully selected companies have historically paid substantial dividends compared to their share prices. Our analysts have handpicked these stocks for their dividend potential.
Your Basket's Financial Footprint
Summary of total market capitalisation and implications of large-cap concentration for the 'High Yielding Stocks' basket.
- Large‑cap dominance generally implies greater stability and lower volatility versus small‑cap, aligning returns with broad market trends.
- Treat as a core, long‑term holding rather than a speculative trade; useful for portfolio stability and income exposure.
- Expect steady, income‑oriented returns over time; unlikely to deliver rapid, explosive short‑term gains.
IEP: $4.69B
OXLC: $1.35B
AGNC: $10.78B
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About This Group of Stocks
Our Expert Thinking
These stocks offer attractive dividend yields relative to their current prices. From REITs and energy partnerships to financial services and shipping companies, they represent sectors that traditionally prioritize returning value to shareholders through regular dividend payments.
What You Need to Know
High-yield stocks can provide steady income, but they often come with higher risk profiles. These companies are currently undervalued compared to their historical dividend payments, suggesting potential value. Consider these as part of a balanced portfolio rather than your entire investment strategy.
Why These Stocks
We've selected companies across diverse sectors including REITs, natural resources, shipping, and financial services. Each has demonstrated a commitment to maintaining dividend payments, creating potential income opportunities for investors looking beyond just stock price appreciation.
Why You'll Want to Watch These Stocks
Regular Income Potential
These high-yield stocks can provide regular dividend payments, creating a steady income stream that many investors find attractive compared to growth-only stocks.
Currently Undervalued
Our analysts believe these stocks may be undervalued relative to their dividend history, potentially offering both income and price appreciation if markets recognize their value.
Diverse Sector Exposure
From real estate and energy to shipping and financial services, this collection offers exposure to multiple dividend-focused sectors in a single convenient group.
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