High Dividend Stocks Insiders Are Crazy About

By Insider Monkey: Defensive investors like high dividend paying stocks because these stocks can protect them from inflationary risks. We are concerned about the Fed’s inflationary monetary policy and therefore we encourage investors to play defensively and invest their money in stocks with strong dividend yields.

By Insider Monkey: Defensive investors like high dividend yielding stocks and consider them to be viable options especially in inflationary environments. Additionally, they also select companies that can afford to pay consistently high dividends in order to achieve sustainable profits. We are concerned about the Fed’s inflationary monetary policy and therefore we have been recommending investors play defensively by purchasing high quality dividend stocks.

By Insider Monkey: Defensive investors like stocks with high dividend yields. They protect themselves from potential inflation by investing in these stocks. Additionally, stocks with PEG ratios less than one are considered undervalued by the market and have greater potential to grow in the future. We are concerned about the Fed’s inflationary monetary policy and we encourage investors to play defensively by purchasing high dividend stocks with low PEG ratios.

By Insider Monkey: Insider Monkey tracks over 300 hedge funds. These hedge funds devote significant resources to researching stocks. Sometimes they even cross the line and try to obtain material non-public information before investing. Corporate insiders have material non-public information and they sometimes trade based on such information. Other times they have an edge because they know their companies and industries better than almost all other investors.

By Insider Monkey: Jim Simons founded Renaissance Technologies in 1982. The fund’s returns are so spectacular that Simons became one of the richest people in the world. The hedge fund employs high frequency trading and exploits inefficiencies in the stock market. Simons has a B.S. in Mathematics from MIT and a Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics from U.C. Berkeley.

By Insider Monkey: Corporate insiders sometimes trade based on the material non-public information they have. Other times they have an edge because they know their companies and industries much better than almost all other investors. We believe that by imitating the investments of corporate insiders, investors are more likely to beat the market in the long term.

By Insider Monkey: Defensive investors like high dividend yielding stocks and consider them as viable options especially in inflationary environments. Additionally, they also select companies that can afford to pay consistently high dividends in order to achieve sustainable profits. We are concerned about the Fed’s inflationary monetary policy and therefore we recommend the investors to play defensively by purchasing high quality dividend stocks.

By Insider Monkey: Defensive investors like high-dividend-yielding stocks and consider them as viable options, especially in inflationary environments. Additionally, they also select companies with consistent growth in order to achieve sustainable profits. We are concerned about the Fed’s inflationary monetary policy, and therefore we recommend investors play defensively by purchasing dividend stocks with consistent growth rates.