Investors need to tread carefully when hunting for extra dividend yield from common stocks. To be any good, dividends should be reliable and dependable.
Income and yield, dividends and royalties. They're what investors are clamoring for going into 2023. And who can blame them after a year when the S & P 500 slid 20% and when six-month and one-year Treasury bills now yield north of 4.7%? After all, analysts' forecast yield on the S & P 500 as a whole in 2023 is still only about 1.8% today. But investors need to tread carefully when hunting for extra dividend yield from common stocks.
The result is five stocks with dividends ranging as high as 15.2%, but no lower than 5.5%. Two Harbors Investment clocks in with the highest current yield, at 15.2%. The residential mortgage real estate investment trust is down more than 30% in 2022, and its expected free cash flow is estimated by analysts to shrink 57% next year. More optimistically, however, its dividend coverage ratio stands at a reasonable 2.0.
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