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  2. Jan 21, 2023 · For this article we used Finviz’s stock screener to select stocks that are trading at their 52-week low prices as of January 17 or in a 0-3% above range of their 52-week lows and...

    • David Jagielski
    • PepsiCo. Soft drink and snack giant PepsiCo makes for a well-diversified company to invest in. Its Pepsi products are well-known around the world, and the company has been expanding through acquisitions to help generate additional growth opportunities.
    • Kimberly-Clark. Kimberly-Clark is another Dividend King known for its consistent hikes. On Jan. 24, the company announced it would be raising its dividend for a 52nd consecutive year, boosting its quarterly dividend by 3.4% to $1.22 every quarter.
    • Unilever. Rounding out this list is Unilever, a massive company known for its household and personal products. Odds are you probably have some of its products in your fridge, pantry, or washroom.
  3. Sep 13, 2017 · The following 10 stocks are trading within 10% of their 52-week lows, have dividend yields above the S&P 500 Index average, and should continue to raise their dividends going forward. The...

    • Johnson & Johnson
    • Paychex
    • Keurig Dr Pepper

    Johnson & Johnson stock just got a whole lot better now that it has spun off its consumer health business into Kenvue. While the spinoff won't fully erase the legal issues J&J faces relating to baby powder products, it does at least allow the company focus on the faster-growing segments of its business, such as medical devices and pharmaceuticals. ...

    Paychex provides businesses with payroll and human resource solutions that can help automate and improve processes. That can be particularly helpful when companies are looking to become leaner and more efficient. According to its website, over 730,000 businesses are Paychex customers. When it last reported earnings on March 29, the company posted s...

    Another dividend stock with some good value is Keurig Dr Pepper. The consumer goods company known for its beverages -- including 7 Up, Canada Dry, and Schweppes -- pays a dividend that yields 2.5%. If you were to invest $5,000, you could earn $125 annually in dividend payments. Like many other companies with popular consumer brands, Keurig Dr Peppe...

    • David Jagielski
  4. Sep 14, 2023 · Three stocks trading near their 52-week lows right now and provide shareholders with a high yield are Medtronic (NYSE: MDT), Enbridge (NYSE: ENB), and AT&T (NYSE: T). Here's why these...

  5. Feb 25, 2024 · A list of high-quality dividend growth stocks is identified based on proximity to 52-week lows. MarketAxess, NextEra Energy, and Bristol Myers Squibb appear attractively valued based...

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