Healthcare Is Sickly, But These Yields up to 7% May Still Have a Pulse

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Healthcare stocks haven’t moved since the April lows. As contrarian investors, this neglect piques our interest.

As income investors, seven healthcare yields up to 7.1% are equally intriguing. These dividend deals are available because these stocks have been left behind by the broader market. Since April 7, the S&P 500 has soared a terrific 27% while the healthcare sector hasn’t budged:

Healthcare Stocks Have Flatlined Since the April Lows

Of course there is plenty of uncertainty surrounding these stocks:

  • Pharmaceutical tariffs
  • Cuts to Medicaid
  • Cuts to health research funding
  • Initiatives to lower drug costs
  • Presidential letters to pharma CEOs demanding they lower drug prices

Let’s wade through this political mess to evaluate these payers.… Read more

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Is it time to buy the dip on these dividends—which by the way yield between 5.3% and 7.6%?

Yes, the market-at-large has bounced quite a bit. But these payers remain mired in the bargain bin.

Vanilla investors who only focus on the S&P 500 have serious FOMO. They worry that they missed the pullback. The best buying opportunity, at least in terms of the plain “SPY” ETF owned by most of America, lasted only a week or two:

The S&P 500 Dip Didn’t Last Long

But there are still cheap dividend payers that haven’t rallied alongside the popular names. At least not yet.… Read more

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