8 Cheap Stocks that pay amazing dividends

[mrmarket]

Not a bad day for BHBC.....

[IIC]

Ok..here they are now:

BHBC - 2.75 up 11.8%
BVF - $10.76 down 6.4%
CCOW - $8.29 up 27.5%
FIZZ - $8.02 up 5.7%
TNH - $121.68 up 13.4%
IWA - $18.53 up 4.8%
TGIS - $3.06 down 2.9%
TKS - $14.00 up 5.7%

So I think I'm pretty happy so far.

OK Ernie...So you don't wanna be a day trader...How 'bout a swing trader?...those are some nice results

[mrmarket]

Ok..here's where I filled them:

BHBC - $2.46
BVF - $11.50
CCOW - $6.50
FIZZ - $7.59
TNH - $107.27
IWA - $17.68
TGIS - $3.152
TKS - $13.25

Ok..here they are now:

BHBC - 2.75 up 11.8%
BVF - $10.76 down 6.4%
CCOW - $8.29 up 27.5%
FIZZ - $8.02 up 5.7%
TNH - $121.68 up 13.4%
IWA - $18.53 up 4.8%
TGIS - $3.06 down 2.9%
TKS - $14.00 up 5.7%

So I think I'm pretty happy so far.

[billyjoe]

Mr.Mkt.
TNH is an interesting stock. Last check was at 110.90. My son has traded in and out of it 9X since January is up a few hundred $$ and got some free stock as a div. I guess it's classified as an ag stock or is nitrogen a commodity? Anyway the demand should continue to build so we hope it keeps paying the 16% div.

-----------billy

[mimo_100]

I like high yielding closed end mutual funds for this purpose -- I own ACG. They currently are paying $.05 per month which is an annual yield of 7.4% at the current price.

[tintin]

Dividends, Recent Gain

For dividends, plus recent gain, look at BRT

[mrmarket]

Maybe you should become a day trader

That wouldn't be wise. I just had a hunch that these guys were beaten down.

[IIC]

CCOW is now at $8.80...I'm up 35% already.

Maybe you should become a day trader

[mrmarket]

CCOW is now at $8.80...I'm up 35% already.

[mrmarket]

Ok..here's where I filled them:

BHBC - $2.46
BVF - $11.50
CCOW - $6.50
FIZZ - $7.59
TNH - $107.27
IWA - $17.68
TGIS - $3.152
TKS - $13.25

[riverbabe]

I have lots of Divvy-paying stocks in my IRA. Good place to keep them while they're not taxable.

[IIC]

Mr.Mkt.
I also noticed from Doug's California real estate sales link that the average selling price of Beverly Hills property declined 50% from Feb.'07 to Feb. '08.

-------------billy

Good Point Billy...actually it was -58%.

However, there were only 10 sales...If my house had sold last month the overall avg. would've been +63%.

http://www.hiltonhyland.com/address.php?property_ID=650

Problem is in Beverly Hills there are a lot of houses in the $2 to $8 mil. range...But those $50 mil. homes can really skew the avg...You don't usually see such wide price percentage discrepencies in most neighborhoods.

[billyjoe]

Mr.Mkt.
I also noticed from Doug's California real estate sales link that the average selling price of Beverly Hills property declined 50% from Feb.'07 to Feb. '08.

-------------billy

[mrmarket]

Names can be deceiving...They only have one branch...and it is nowhere near Beverly Hills http://www.fbbh.com/inside/contact.asp

Good research Doug. They also voted to suspend their dividend. Funny what a little research will uncover!

[IIC]

Actually I like BHBC the best. If there is going to be a bank which has the smallest portfolio of bad loans, I would have to think Beverly Hills is the one!

Names can be deceiving...They only have one branch...and it is nowhere near Beverly Hills http://www.fbbh.com/inside/contact.asp