5 High Dividend Yield Stocks With Low Debt And Impressive Profitability

By Kapitall:If you’re considering stocks that pay dividend income, one thing to keep in mind is company profitability. A company’s dividend is only as reliable as its profitability, so be sure to check that a dividend stock also has strong profitability. We ran a screen on stocks paying dividend yields above 4% for those with impressive profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.

By Kapitall:For a look into the tech sector, here are some interesting ideas to get you started. We ran a screen on the tech sector for stocks with small market caps just above $300 million. We screened these stocks for those with high profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.‪

By Kapitall:If you like the safety that dividend income can offer, here are some ideas on how to find interesting dividend paying stocks. We ran a screen on stocks paying dividend yields above 4% and sustainable payout ratios above 50%. To control for "value traps," we screened that these stocks have performed positively over the last month. We then screened for those with impressive profitability, beating their industry averages of gross, operating, and pretax margins.

By Kapitall:If you’re interested in exploring different income ideas, you may be interested in this list. We ran a screen on stocks paying dividend yields above 2% and sustainable payout ratios below 50%. We screened these stocks for those with high profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.

By Kapitall:If you’re considering stocks that pay dividend income, one thing to keep in mind is company profitability. A company’s dividend is only as reliable as its profitability, so be sure to check that a dividend stock also has strong profitability. We ran a screen on S&P 500 stocks paying dividend yields above 2% for those with impressive profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.

By Kapitall:Interested in the wireless communications industry? Here are some ideas you may find interesting. We ran a screen on the wireless industry for companies with impressive profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins. When a company has higher profit margins than its industry averages, it indicates that they are taking a greater percentage of sales as profits, and they may also have greater control over their cost structure.‪

By Kapitall:Interested in the retail industry? For ideas on where to start your search, we ran a screen you may find interesting. We compiled a universe of retail stocks and screened the list for those that appear undervalued relative to earnings growth, with PEG ratios below 1. We then screened these stocks for those with impressive profitability, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.

By Kapitall:Profitability is a very important consideration when evaluating dividend stocks. Companies with weak profitability are less likely to be able to maintain their dividend yield. If you want to rely on a stock’s dividend, be sure to check its profitability first. We ran a screen on large-cap companies paying dividend yields above 2%. We screened these for those that are highly profitable, beating their industry peers on gross, operating, and pretax margins.