Dividend Stocks Trailing The Bull Market

Asia-Pacific airlines will need almost 13,000 new planes worth $1.9 trillion over the next two decades as rising wealth in the region fuels demand for air travel, Boeing said Monday. The US plane maker said on the eve of the Singapore Airshow that 12,820 extra aircraft would be needed by 2032, and the region would account for 36 percent of global deliveries of passenger and freight planes during the period.

By Kevin Quon:For an aircraft leasing company, having a sturdy capital structure remains one of the most important aspects of the business. The average cost of a commercial airplane ranges from $100 million to $300 million. Such heavy investments often require leasing companies to take on a significant amount of debt. As such, when a leasing company is able to improve upon its the balance sheet and cash liquidity, investors should take note of this situation.

It's a curious thing when the world's biggest growth market, Asia, has dramatically underperformed American and European stock markets, this year and over the past 12 months. Particularly as it should be a key beneficiary of any green shoots of global economic recovery. More curious still is that Asia's most cyclical markets - China, South Korea, Taiwan and Malaysia - which should be the largest winners from any economic pick-up, have been among the worst performers in Asia.

Aircastle Limited (AYR) Citi 2011 North American Credit Conference Call November 15, 2011 10:45 AM EST Executives Michael Inglese – CFO Presentation Unidentified Company Participant

By Double Dividend Stocks: Verizon, (VZ), is one of only 2 Dow 30 high dividend stocks with a dividend yield over 4%, but the market has been hanging up on VZ in August, sending its shares down over 5%. VZ also trails the S&P year-to-date:

By Double Dividend Stocks: Even though the market has had a big run over the past few months, the Dow 30 is trailing the Nasdaq significantly in 2012, (the Dow is up 6.78% YTD vs.

By Simon Moore: Fortress (FIG) is selling down its stake in Aircastle (AYR) by 5 million shares, or approximately 7% of AYR's shares outstanding. This is a secondary offering, so Aircastle is not raising any cash.

By Market Digest:Stocks trading with favorable valuations are always a good bet to outperform the market, as many value fund managers over the decades have shown us. Below are companies that have proven themselves over the past decades with consistent, earnings, revenue, and dividend growth.