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    Dividend Stocks Trailing The Bull Market

    Mon, 04/02/2012 - 17:03 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    By greg group: While the S&P 500 is up 12% year to date, some dividend stocks have been overlooked by investors seeking dividend income. These dividend stocks have PEG ratios below 1.0 and YTD returns less than the S&P 500. These names also have a very bullish outlook from analysts, as displayed in their high equity summary scores. Here is a list of dividend stocks meeting this criteria that are trailing the bull market.Aircastle (AYR) engages in the acquisition, lease, and sale of high-utility commercial jet aircraft to passenger and cargo airlines worldwide. Aircastle's price performance has lagged the market in the past year. The company will continue to increase growth as the global economy improves and it adds more airplanes to its fleet. Aircastle is trading at $12.24 with a P/E of 7.5. It has a current dividend yield of 4.90%, following a 20% dividend increase in Q4 2011. Aircastle hasComplete Story »

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