This post lists high dividend (annual yield > 4%) stocks go ex-dividend next week order by ex-dividend date and then by yield. Since the timing of capturing the dividend of these stocks are one day before ex-dividend, therefore the listings go from next Tuesday up to the Monday in week after.
Tuesday 4/7/2009
UDR Inc. (UDR), annual div yield 14.25%, market cap 1.39B, avg vol 4.928M, middle market apartment rental REIT based in CO, as of 2005, has 77.2K apartment homes in portfolio. The chart looks bearish, despite recent stock price rebound. The earning history looks very strange, since 9 out of past 10 quarters has been negative. UDR paid a stock dividend in fourth quarter of 2008, but didn’t mention what form it will pay dividend in Q1 2009, probably will be in cash. The apartment rental business is highly affected by unemployment rate, with the unemployment rate at 8.5% in March and no signs of bottoming, the outlook of UDR performance is not good for 2009. The market in DC, VIrginia, Northern CA will have positive performance in 2009, however will be dragged down by the poor performance in Southern CA, Phoenix and FL markets.
Universal Insurance Holdings (UVE), annual div yield 10.53%, property and casualty insurer based in FL, with market cap 150M, avg vol 82K.
First Defiance Financial (FDEF), annual div yield 10.15%, market cap 57M.
Teekay Corp (TK), annual div yield 8.99%, market cap 1.02B, avg vol 861K, crude oil shipper based in Vancouver Canada, will pay cash dividend of $0.317 / share. The chart has high correlation with oil price, has strong support at around $11.5, now tradeing at $14 range, it indicates that investors are showing more and more interest in this stock. TK’s previous quarter earning on Feb 12 beats expectation.
AT & T (T), annual div yield 6.18%, telecom service provider with market cap $158B, avg vol 35M based in Dallas, TX. The chart looks bearish, the earning has been missing expectation in all past quarters recently.
United Security Bancshares (UBFO), annual div yield 5.9%, avg vol 15k.
OGE Energy (OGE), annual div yield 5.85%, electricity and natural gas utility provider based in OK, with market cap 2.3B, avg vol 700K. The chart shows OGE is at cross roads, with strong support at $20 level, right now trading at $25 range, future is unclear.
Verizon (VZ), annual div yield 5.67%, telecom service provider with market cap 93B, avg vol 20M. Its chart looks better than T, but it’s at short term high now, and it seems investors are leaving this stock. Its earning history was mixed, but delivered relatively stable earning across history.
Superior Industries (SUP), annual div yield 4.93%
NStar (NST), annual div yield 4.65%, electricity utility provider, with market cap 3.4B, avg vol 930K. Its chart looks short term bearish, but price is relatively stable, probably because of relatively stable earnings.
CH Energy Group (CHG), annual div yield 4.56%, market cap 745M, avg vol 109K, diversified utility provider based in NY. Chart looks bullish.
Ingles Markets (IMKTA), annual div yield 4.12%
Friday 4/3/2009 Market Condition: Bullish, S&P 500 broke ABC pattern on the upside, ended the week above 840. Next week expect more bullish actions.
Wednesday 4/8/2009
Sun Communities (SUI), annual div yield 18.5%, manufactured home community REIT with market cap 252M, avg vol 192K. Even though the dividend was maintained at high level, the earning in recent quarter has been bad. The chart looks bearish with an uptick, not clear if it’s a reversal.
MFA Mortgage Investments (MFA), annual div yield 14.3%, mortgage investment REIT based in NY, with market cap 1.37B, avg vol 5M. The earning history looks mixed, chart looks reversing from bearish trend.
BB&T (BBT), annual div yield 10.35%, regional bank based in NC, with market cap 10.16B, avg vol 13M. THe earning declined, but was managed to stay positive during credit downturn. The earning outlook is healthy. The chart looks bearish.
Progress Energy (PGN), annual div yield 6.92%, electricity provider based in NC, with market cap 9.98B, avg vol 2.6M. The chart looks bearish.
Capital Bank Corp (CBKN), annual div yield 6.82%
Ennis (EBF), annual div yield 6.17%, office supplies and active wear seller based in TX with market cap 259.82M, avg vol 118K, will pay cash div 15.5c. Earning history has been positive, but outlook is lowered than past quarters, reflecting weakness from the entire consumer goods sector. The chart echos the weak outlook in the sector.
WGL Holdings (WGL), annual div yield 4.62%, natural gas utility provider in DC, VA and MD, with market cap 1.6B, avg vol 621K. Earning has seasonality, with high earnings happen in Q4 and Q1 of each year. The chart is very stable across past 3 years reflecting stable earnings partly due to stable employment of Greater DC area, showing some recent weakness maybe reflecting the recent drop of natural gas price. WGL recently raised 2009 FY earning outlook.
Thursday 4/9/2009
First United Corp (FUNC), regional bank based in MD with market cap 56M, annual div yield 8.69%.
Grupo Aeroportuario Centro Norte SA (OMAB), annual div yield 7.86%,
Universal Corp (UVV), annual div yield 5.79%, tobacco products manufacturer with market cap 794M, avg vol 324M. Earning history looks good, but chart shows the stock has fallen from double top, short term bullish, mid term neutral, long term bearish.
Pearson plc (PSO), annual div yield 4.95%, newspaper and book publisher based in London with market cap 8.55B, avg vol 278K, owns Penguin, Pearson Education and Financial Times, will pay cash div 18c. Chart shows bullish signs in intermediate and long terms, but neutral in short term.
Bridge Bancorp (BDGE), annual div yield 4.6%, market cap 124M
Friday 4/10/2009
Tyco Electronics (TEL), annual div yield 4.68%, electronic components manufacturer based in Bermuda, with market cap 5.87B, avg vol 4.87M. The chart looks bearish
Monday 4/6/2009
Consolidated Communications Holdings (CNSL), annual div yield 13.58%, telecom service provider based in IL with market cap 336M, avg vol 129K, will pay a unspecified form of dividend 39c per share. The chart shows intermediate term bullish, but long term bearish.
Associated Estates Realty Corp (AEC), annual div yield 11.64%, residential REIT with market cap 96M based in OH.
Sabine Royalty Trust (SBR), annual div yield 7.92%.
Mid-American Apartment Communities (MAA), annual div yield 7.29%
Energy West (EWST), annual div yield 6.75%
Innophos Holdings (IPHS), annual div yield 5.54%
Watsco Inc. (WSO), electronics wholesaler based in FL with annual div yield 4.95%, market cap 1.11B, avg vol 306K, will pay div 48c per share. The chart looks intermediate term bullish, long term bearish.
Oxford Industries (OXM), annual div yield 4.89%
Ampco Pitts Corp (AP), annual div yield 4.56%
Service Corp (SCI), annual div yield 4.26%
Camden National Corp (CAC), annual div yield 4.07%
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