Buy These 4 Dividend Stocks Cheaper Than Insiders! 🔥
Insiders are Buying These Stocks! 🚀
One of the quickest ways to get investment ideas?
Find out out what insiders are buying.
Why?
Because the data is clear-
Stocks that have insider purchases tend to outperform the market.
Here are 4 dividend stocks that you can currently buy cheaper than the price insiders bought in at:
1. $OXY Occidental Petroleum Corp.
Warren Buffett’s Endorsement: Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has heavily invested in $OXY, with an estimated average purchase price of $54.50—higher than the current $46.80.
Dividend Stability and Cyclicality: The company’s current dividend yield is 1.82%, but dividends remain volatile due to the cyclical nature of the energy sector.
Improved Cash Flow Margins: Recent years have shown strong free cash flow margins, and capital expenditure stability provides a positive outlook for near-term profitability.
2. $DINO HF Sinclair Corp
Insider Confidence: Insiders have been purchasing shares at prices significantly higher than the current $34
High Shareholder Yield: DINO has a 5.9% starting dividend yield combined with a $1 billion share buyback program
Cyclicality and Valuation: While energy sector cyclicality introduces unpredictability, the company appears undervalued based on trailing 12-month metrics, though sustaining current free cash flow levels is uncertain.
3. $PSEC Prospect Capital Corp
High Yield with Risks: A starting dividend yield of 12.75% is enticing, but has historically come with significant share price decline.
Strategic Shift: The company is realigning its business to focus on safer senior secured middle-market loans, potentially increasing long-term dividend stability after a 25% cut.
Insider Buying: Heavy insider purchases reflect optimism about the strategic pivot and its potential impact on the company's financial health.
4. $LVMHF LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton
Founder-Led Confidence: Bernard Arnault’s significant insider purchases and majority stake (over 50%) highlight strong confidence in the company’s long-term prospects.
Exceptional Margins: High gross profit margins (68.8% last year) and a portfolio of luxury brands underscore the company’s market strength and pricing power.
Dividend Growth: With a 2% starting yield and double-digit dividend growth over the past decade, the company offers a strong combination of growth and income, despite short-term economic headwinds.
Again, insider’s buying doesn’t mean you should go buy these stocks.
Always assess your risk tolerance, goals, and time horizon.
But it can be a great place to find ideas.
Out of the 4, I own and will continue to hold $LVMHF Louis Vuitton.
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$PSEC has some negative news and rubbish thrown ar recently, but it will prevail.
Insider buys is a great sign.