3 Stocks With Growing Dividends And Low Payout Ratios

Sun, 11/13/2011 - 14:10 EDT - Seeking Alpha

By Bret Jensen:Savers have been facing the paucity of yield for years now. Stocks that have solid and growing dividends, reasonable valuations, and low payout ratios seem a good place to look for long term investors looking to produce a decent and growing income stream. Three stocks that look like bargains based on these criteria are as follows:
Deere (DE) – “Deere & Company provides products and services primarily for agriculture and forestry worldwide. The company operates in three segments: Agriculture and Turf, Construction and Forestry, and Credit”. (Business description from Yahoo Finance)
3 reasons Deere looks like a good long term investment at $75:1. Deere has a 2.2% dividend yield and a payout ratio of less than 30%. It also has grown its dividend payout by 12% on average over the past five years.2. It has a five year projected PEG of .93 which is an over 40% discountComplete Story »

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