8 Major Healthcare Stocks Yielding At Least 3.9% With P/E Ratios Under 18

By Matt Schilling:When an investor is screening stocks he or she generally sets their own unique criteria. Whether they are looking for a specific yield threshold or affordability based on P/E ratios, they have variables in place to screen in the stocks the meet their requirements and screen out the stocks that don't. In this article, I've narrowed my search down to 2 stocks that show promise over the next few quarters and carry at least a 7% yield.

By Matt Schilling:As all three major U.S. indices were trading up on Friday, I wanted to examine three REITs that should serve to enhance any income-based portfolio. The three I've chosen all have P/E ratios under 30 and yields over 13%.

By Matt Schilling:In what could be a summer filled with volatility and anxiety over the eurozone financial crisis, both conservative and income investors should take a look at the following stocks. Not only do they carry 4% yields, but they are considered to be very affordable, with P/E ratios under 24.

By Matt Schilling:When I begin to screen stocks I look for two things, high yields over 8% and low P/E ratios preferably under 20 (however I'll make a few exceptions from time to time). That being said, these five energy stocks should certainly enhance any portfolio, especially when it comes to their dividends.

By Matt Schilling:As all three major U.S. indices were trading up on Friday, I wanted to examine four REITs that should serve to enhance any income-based portfolio. The four I've chosen all have P/E ratios under 13.5 and yields over 13%.

By Matt Schilling:In a world where the average investor is losing faith in traditional savings accounts they are out to seek higher yielding, better paying dividends. In this article I've compiled a list of five stocks and that actually yield higher than 10%. These five stocks will enhance any portfolio whether you happen to be a growth investor or income investor.

By Matt Schilling:As all three major U.S. indices were trading up on Friday, I wanted to examine three companies that should serve to enhance any income-based portfolio. The three I've chosen all have P/E ratios under 13.5 and yields over 10%.

By Matt Schilling:High Yielding, Low Risk, Long Term Investments are very attractive to any investor. Why? Dividend investing can result in income or in certain cases where the investor has a dividend reinvestment account, more shares. I personally prefer the latter, but that's just me. The following stocks have P/E ratios under 20 and yield more than 3%.