6 Stocks Yielding More Than 10% That Are Considered To Be Very Cheap

By Matt Schilling:On Monday, Citigroup (C) upgraded four well-known names in the healthcare sector. That said, I take the opportunity to take a closer look at eight companies that yield at least 3.9%. The eight stocks on my list could indeed enhance any portfolio geared at investing for income or dividend reinvestment.

By Matt Schilling:As an income driven investor, I find it very hard not to be attracted to many of the high yields the Mortgage REIT sector has to offer.

Resource Capital Corporation (RSO) Q1 2013 Earnings Call May 08, 2013 08:30 am ET Executives Purvi Kamdar – Director of Investor Relations Jonathan Cohen – President, Chief Executive Officer David Bryant – Chief Financial Officer David Bloom – Senior Vice President, Real Estate Lending Analysts Steve DeLaney – JMP Securities Matthew Stolzar – Pyrrho Capital

ByFactoids:Medley Capital Corporation (MCC) IPOd on January 21 of 2011 at a price of $12.20 - and the price has been slowly rising ever since. The dividend for the first full quarter was $0.21/share - and has now risen to $0.36/share. But the dividend has been $0.36 for four straight quarters, after rising for the first four quarters.

Medley Capital Corporation (MCC) F2Q13 Earnings Call May 03, 2013 10:00 am ET Executives Brook Taube – Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Richard T. Allorto, Jr. – Chief Compliance Officer, Secretary and Chief Financial Officer Analysts Troy L. Ward – Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Jonathan Bock – Wells Fargo Securities Casey Alexander – Gilford Securities

Resource Capital Corp. (RSO) Q4 2012 Earnings Call March 5, 2013 10:00 a.m. ET Executives Jonathan Cohen - President and CEO David Bloom - SVP - Real Estate David Bryant – CFO Purvi Kamdar - IR Presentation Operator

By Matt Schilling:As we enter the third quarter, I wanted to take some time and examine three companies within the energy sector. Two of these companies are considered to be MLPs and the third is trust set up by none other than British Petroleum (BP). My screen consisted of yields higher than 5% and average volatility fewer than 500,000 shares daily.

Double Dividend Stocks submits: Since the crash, many investors have shunned financial stocks, having been badly burned during the market meltdown. However, Standard & Poor's recently published a projected 2011 EPS growth-by-sector table that puts the Financial sector near the top for expected growth in 2011: